Xperia Arc Benchmarks - Xperia Arc General

for all those Benchmark (number crunching) buffs...
this is on stock (unrooted / unlocked) Arc LT15i...
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Quadrant Advanced 1.1.6 (shows blackscreen for some gfx tests): 1837
Quadrant Standard 1.1.7: 1635
FPS2D: avg- 59
LINPACK: ~37 MFLOPS

Looking great, mine isn't close to yours. really weird.
Not that i have lags or something phone is working great but the benchmarks are show up low.

its really good that SE learned to remove FPS cap from the kernel... our X10s lag like hell... even though they have very capable hardware components...
STUPID SE

DooMLoRD said:
its really good that SE learned to remove FPS cap from the kernel... our X10s lag like hell... even though they have very capable hardware components...
STUPID SE
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Hopefully the fps cap is removed in the gingerbread update tho.
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Do you guys think that the Arc has a 60fps cap? I havent seen it go beyond 60 bar the earlier previews.

se_dude said:
Do you guys think that the Arc has a 60fps cap? I havent seen it go beyond 60 bar the earlier previews.
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Does it really even need to tho? 60fps is more than enough.
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Mine didnt even cross 1300 on Quadrant..although i haven't suffered from any lags or freezes till date

lil_devil said:
Mine didnt even cross 1300 on Quadrant..although i haven't suffered from any lags or freezes till date
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remove junk apps... stop/kill unnecessary apps (using taskmanager apps)
btw on X10 we were able to reach 2800+ quadrant score
but that was using the data2sd "hack"
normally we get ~1600 on X10

Hi may i know wat apps u remove?
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han07 said:
Hi may i know wat apps u remove?
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There is a thread going on here at xda
check it out http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1047689

se_dude said:
Do you guys think that the Arc has a 60fps cap? I havent seen it go beyond 60 bar the earlier previews.
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60FPS is standard for a smooth experience, I can hardly see the point in it going over that.

was just curius and posted my benchmark result

terribly low IO
Attached my score. Notice how the IO is the lowest I got. My CPU even beats the Atrix 4G (strange). I wonder how can the IO be improved?
My experience on the phone is really great, no lags at all, everything is fast including stress test of Temple Run Brave. Funny right?

My highest GB scores
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Quadrant scores...

please post your quadrant scores so we can compare!
Quadrant doesn't mean much
even when you hit 2000+ score, your device still performs about the same in real life.
think about it
not sure i agree - after lag fix, my quadrant scores jumped up to 2109 to 2312 (e test ran)
and i notice Market opens now almost instantly, same with youtube
other apps, all appear to be opening faster, some only slightly faster while others i can major improvement
either way quadrant is definitely miz and we need something better. It's like looking at 3D mark scores, sites like Tomshardware and Anandtech might post them, but they specifically state how superfluous they are.
2200
Firmware JG5 + RyanZA's lag fix
alovell83 said:
either way quadrant is definitely miz and we need something better. It's like looking at 3D mark scores, sites like Tomshardware and Anandtech might post them, but they specifically state how superfluous they are.
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Exactly my though
Also, quadrant only tests specific things.. Benchmarks are a tool, and it's easy to optimise for them, with much less gains to everything else..
1020 no lagfix jp2 "hk"
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Around 2500-2700
2244 using one click RyanZA's lag fix on JF5 firmware
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I got 2350 with lag fix.
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1675 lagfixed ^^ idk how ppl get 2K+
Not that it matters, but standard bell firmware, rooted and lagfixed:
2144
2245 and very happy.
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Not that it matters, but standard bell firmware, rooted and lagfixed:
2144
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Exact same here.
I wish people would stop posting quadrant requests everywhere. Any developer can tell you they don't always mean much..
ZSJH1 + OCLF
2121
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2241
2240
Stock JF4 + RyanZA's One click lagfix.
larryccf said:
not sure i agree - after lag fix, my quadrant scores jumped up to 2109 to 2312 (e test ran)
and i notice Market opens now almost instantly, same with youtube
other apps, all appear to be opening faster, some only slightly faster while others i can major improvement
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Do you even know why this happens? It just shows that the overall score is meaningless.
Yes, the lagfix makes the phone more responsive but you can compare it to other scores with the fix in place. You COULD get Quadrant Advanced and compare all the other bits (not I/O).
I got 910 with everything stock
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Ridiculously high quadrant score

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I've been reading people say theyrebgetting low scores for the ota froyo so I decided to try it myself and I got 2200..ithe only I did was add a theme. I dont. Really care for quadrant scores but phone phone has become so much more responsive since I updated.
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Ya, I'm getting 2k + also. Linpack is also running very fast with best of 342ms. I'm impressed. It's not only scoring great in benchmarks, but also as you mentioned very responsive.
Which versions did you guys flash, and which theme?
Please provide details about your setup (ROM/theme/package) so we can all try to reproduce your results.
Thanks
It's been said time and time again.
Quadrant is an awful benchmark. Do not use it.
I scored 2597 on Quadrant using a DK17 ROM with a stock clocked CPU about a week ago.
So please, stop using Quadrant.
Yet another post that should be in the GENERAL FORUM this has nothing to do with development.
bobdude5 said:
and I got 2200..ithe only I did was add a theme. I dont. Really care for quadrant scores but phone phone has become so much more responsive since I updated.
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Let me guess, the Christmas (or another) theme based on Quantum 1.5 ROM? That ROM had a specific configuration to explicitly display the futility of quadrant scores.
WhiteWidows said:
Yet another post that should be in the GENERAL FORUM this has nothing to do with development.
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Yup.....
Sent from my spot on the earth.
Just for ****s and giggles I just ran quadrant to see what the "real" 2.2 score should be. I'm on the standard de-odex rom, no themes
I scored a blistering 1047
Electrofreak said:
It's been said time and time again.
Quadrant is an awful benchmark. Do not use it.
I scored 2597 on Quadrant using a DK17 ROM with a stock clocked CPU about a week ago.
So please, stop using Quadrant.
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Then what other benchmark is non-biased?
NYYFan325 said:
Just for ****s and giggles I just ran quadrant to see what the "real" 2.2 score should be. I'm on the standard de-odex rom, no themes
I scored a blistering 1047
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Haha, same here.
NYYFan325 said:
Just for ****s and giggles I just ran quadrant to see what the "real" 2.2 score should be. I'm on the standard de-odex rom, no themes
I scored a blistering 1047
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Yerp. 1050 here on stock update.
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WhiteWidows said:
Yet another post that should be in the GENERAL FORUM this has nothing to do with development.
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Are you kidding me i could have sworn I was in the general section when I posted this! I think there's something funky going on witht the xda app
Sorry about that
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Please provide details about your setup (ROM/theme/package) so we can all try to reproduce your results.
Thanks
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The the stock rooted deodexed one..and the theme is nova night..but I doubt that has anything to do with the score

Linpack scores on stock xoom after 3.0.1

My score in linpack are now around 35 sin e I updated....that's a drop of 10 to 15 points from before the update. Anyone else notice a drop in linpack?
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Do you have flash installed?
Also, what app do you use to check the linpack? [edit] nevermind. I found it.
33.614.
3.0.1 with flash installed.
36.14 when I uninstalled flash.
I know it's the same range, but it's strange how everything seems faster without flash installed. I've uninstalled and reinstalled it twice today to see if it made a difference, and I think I'm going to leave it uninstalled until next week.
Speaking of Linpack, how does the iPad2 score this:
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Is that just an Android vs iOS thing?
First thing I did was unistall flash and then reboot....no good. Then I unintalled most of my apps, reboot, retest, same results. Using linpack app from market.
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Does your Linpack score somehow have something to do with how your Xoom performs, real world?
muyoso said:
Speaking of Linpack, how does the iPad2 score this:
Is that just an Android vs iOS thing?
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The iPad2 is murdering the xoom in most benchmarks, perhaps it is the better device after all...
ilogik said:
The iPad2 is murdering the xoom in most benchmarks, perhaps it is the better device after all...
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True, but that cannot be the only thing at work here. I mean the iPad2 is scoring 5x better than the Xoom in linpack. I highly doubt that the hardware is 5x better than the Xoom, especially when the iPad2's CPU is only clocked at 900mhz.
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Speaking of Linpack, how does the iPad2 score this:
Is that just an Android vs iOS thing?
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Wth... just, wth.
That's got to be photoshop. Who ran the test, using what, and how many times?
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That's got to be photoshop. Who ran the test, using what, and how many times?
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Anandtech. I would trust their numbers over any other site I can think of. They are legit. You can go check out the numbers in their preview of the iPad2.
Link to preview of iPad2:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4215/apple-ipad-2-benchmarked-dualcore-cortex-a9-powervr-sgx-543mp2
link to relevant section:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4215/apple-ipad-2-benchmarked-dualcore-cortex-a9-powervr-sgx-543mp2/2

Quadrant Benchmark for Galaxy Note - 4308 (and probably higher)

Perhaps the Quadrant Utility tool for Benchmarking needs an upgrade - the screen size is too large yet the speed test (FPS) is hidden under the screen's bottom partly.
The note must be pretty quick!
Anyways - I scored a benchmark of 4013! This was achieved after ensuring that task manager had all apps exited and memory cleared.
Update: On my third benchmark in a row I got 4308. You may check my blogs later today as I upload all the performance images.
the note is pretty good. samsung did a good job of optimising the drivers, and the GPU is surprisingly more powerful than my atrix despite the higher resolution.
Quadrant doesn't need an upgrade - it needs throwing in the bin!
It's a deeply flawed benchmark that tells you pretty much nothing about the overall performance of your device.
Regards,
Dave
I got a score of 4600 using an Interactive governor on a kernel I rolled. This makes it awesomely faster than my paltry Nexus One . Shame Quadrant is pretty meaningless as a cross-device benchmark though....
foxmeister said:
Quadrant doesn't need an upgrade - it needs throwing in the bin!
It's a deeply flawed benchmark that tells you pretty much nothing about the overall performance of your device.
Regards,
Dave
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Do you have a better app to suggest?
rdosti said:
Do you have a better app to suggest?
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AnTuTu maybe?
Got an awesome 4395! I'm amazed by the phone's performance on Benchmarks, yet I find it just as fast as my HTC sensation on the usual day to day usage. hope updates will improve speed!
Vellamo by Qualcomm
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AnTuTu maybe?
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Which app do you use to overclock??
i dont remember exactly how much i got with quadrant, but with antutu i reached ~7050 score with criskelo ics rom v2, ondemand 500-1.4ghz ;D
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How do you get such awesome numbers?
I got 2810 on my stock deodexed LA6 ,and 3691 on cm9 v3
I do nothing. Only flashed Darky Rom and Franco kernel v10.
MfG a_halodri
MR.change said:
How do you get such awesome numbers?
I got 2810 on my stock deodexed LA6 ,and 3691 on cm9 v3
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Nothing much really RocketRom with Franco #8 kernel. That's it
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It is the kernel from Franco, he is great:thumbup:
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fixed......
this 1.7ghz was from almost a year ago, it ran for almost a whopping 30 seconds before freezing.
but 1.6ghz ran stable, just battery life was terrible
What's the default clock speed? I run my 1.2 at 1782...
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Can't go past 1.2 without rebooting on intense CPU usage
Heck I can't even run Trinity kernel.
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KrnlPanic said:
What's the default clock speed? I run my 1.2 at 1782...
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Nevermind me, didn't realize I wasn't in my subscribed forums list. Sorry.
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removed becasue CPU not score comparison
cpu speed isnt everything. after a certain cpu speed, benchmarks will start getting lower/worse. performance overall will become worse if the cpu speed is set to high. personally, my phones sweetspot is between 1.44 and 1.54ghz. above that, performance starts to drop.
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its true, cpu speed isnt everything. after a certain cpu speed, benchmarks will start getting lower/worse. performance overall will become worse if the cpu speed is set to high. personally, my phones sweetspot is between 1.44 and 1.54ghz. above that, performance starts to drop.
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are you lowering your FSB to achieve higher speeds? dont see overall system slowdown unless you are down clocking your FSB to achieve higher CPU speeds? i mean his CPU is allot higher than mine
IDK im more familiar with desktop CPU not mobile think i might get what you're saying maybe an overheat issue and downclcok for protection..idk
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removed becasue CPU not score comparison
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I agree.
And if your phone is getter hot. I'm very sure it is. Then you could be damaging it and that could greatly decrease the life spand of your internal components
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very funny... tried to OC up to 1540Mhz... the phone start to vibrate (like a female friend) and freezed.... now rebooted... never play again with so high OC

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