Hi my HD2 counterparts. I come from the land of Android, and the Evo, with a question for you all. I believe the HD2 and Evo use the same screen, if this is true, is there a way for you guys to test FPS? If it is the same screen, I think this could help us figure out whether or not our Evo's 30 FPS cap is actually a hardware limitation, or a driver limitation.
It may be the same screen but not the same video driver or even the same graphics chip, I know I have run a couple of games that have fps counters and they show way over 30 ...
I am using the patched 3d drivers for HD2 ...
I use Morphgear and I get 60 fps. No fps limitations here.
To anyone who has the Droid x, can you run a touch input test and see if there is a delay? Also someone run fps2d, that would be nice. I just have this slight feeling 2dfps are capped at 30fps(coming out of my ass) because if you watch this review, it doesn't seem that smooth, but I know from another review in 3d it gets 60fps.
Droid X does NOT have the 30FPS cap. In this benchmark he gets over 30FPS on the 3D test.
Whats the name of the app they used to do the touch input lag in this video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szOje7dcRlo
AdamLJ said:
Droid X does NOT have the 30FPS cap. In this benchmark he gets over 30FPS on the 3D test.
Whats the name of the app they used to do the touch input lag in this video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szOje7dcRlo
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Touch test
Gears is a 3d app I believe. Anyway I spoke with the editor with mobileburn who has one and he ran fps2d and no cap awesome
jigglywiggly said:
Gears is a 3d app I believe. Anyway I spoke with the editor with mobileburn who has one and he ran fps2d and no cap awesome
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HTC Evo has a 30FPS cap on the display - period. Doesn't matter if it's a 2D or 3D application. That's why I posted the YouTube benchmark video. It clearly shows 60FPS in a 3D app which means it's not capped.
AdamLJ said:
HTC Evo has a 30FPS cap on the display - period. Doesn't matter if it's a 2D or 3D application. That's why I posted the YouTube benchmark video. It clearly shows 60FPS in a 3D app which means it's not capped.
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Huh? I not talking about the EVO at all, I am saying the Droid X does not have a 2d fps cap. You can have no 3d fps cap, but have a 2d one, it's perfectly possible.
I was just verifying it doesn't have a 2dfps cap, even though I already knew it had no 3d fps cap.
AdamLJ said:
Droid X does NOT have the 30FPS cap. In this benchmark he gets over 30FPS on the 3D test.
Whats the name of the app they used to do the touch input lag in this video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szOje7dcRlo
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Multitouch Visible Test
http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.batterypoweredgames.mtvistest
jigglywiggly said:
Huh? I not talking about the EVO at all, I am saying the Droid X does not have a 2d fps cap. You can have no 3d fps cap, but have a 2d one, it's perfectly possible.
I was just verifying it doesn't have a 2dfps cap, even though I already knew it had no 3d fps cap.
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Then why did you say you thought it was capped at 30FPS in your very first post? The only phone that is capped at 30FPS is the Evo, hence the reason I mentioned it.
Once again, if you get over 30FPS in a 3D app then you'll get over 30FPS in a 2D app. Unless the 2D app is very demanding and your CPU/GPU cannot keep up.
Anyway, we know it's not capped and it beats the Evo in CPU/GPU tests. Gotta love it.
hey guys any one done a neocore test on this?
cheers
This will be useless, because all will score 55 - 56.
It is capped due to hardware refresh rate.
has FPS cap like galaxy S phones maxes out at 56
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beat me to it
all right cheers, but nexus S does get the limit?
Hey, i was wondering, is there a way of caping the fps of the whole OS (ui, games etc...). My reasoning is to cap my fps at 50 to squish out slightly more battery
Wierd request probably but is it possible to limit fps to like 30 or something on a rooted s8