(((("The devices range seems to be huge. Not being interested into scores that much I had not tried Antutu on my S4 to date but did a few minutes ago:
On my rooted stock Vodafone Rom the Antutu score with Faux 3m stock settings and stock CPU clocks is 24.413.
Lowering the CPU clocks to between 324-1674 and changing to mpdecision off and intellidemand it is 24.221...
No problems with Antutu - both scores fine...
Edit: taking a closer look it seems to me as if Antutu overwrites the upper CPU clock limit somehow. The 1674 before running Antutu popped back to 1892 when checked after Antutu had finished. The lower limit remains untouched though - strange... At least the resulting scores are consistent - 2nd run with the second settings setup ended with equal 24.370.)))
How are you able to do the test???
As soon as I start Antutu, It bounces out from antutu and no mather if I lower the frequency ,still same result.
i think it is an antutu problem my galaxy s3 was getting lower scores while i was overclocking :/ maybe when the app gets updated it will be fixed
ilcabrone said:
(((("The devices range seems to be huge. Not being interested into scores that much I had not tried Antutu on my S4 to date but did a few minutes ago:
On my rooted stock Vodafone Rom the Antutu score with Faux 3m stock settings and stock CPU clocks is 24.413.
Lowering the CPU clocks to between 324-1674 and changing to mpdecision off and intellidemand it is 24.221...
No problems with Antutu - both scores fine...
Edit: taking a closer look it seems to me as if Antutu overwrites the upper CPU clock limit somehow. The 1674 before running Antutu popped back to 1892 when checked after Antutu had finished. The lower limit remains untouched though - strange... At least the resulting scores are consistent - 2nd run with the second settings setup ended with equal 24.370.)))
How are you able to do the test???
As soon as I start Antutu, It bounces out from antutu and no mather if I lower the frequency ,still same result.
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Yea it's a problem with AnTuTu, after you play with your phone's frequencies, it force closes. Sometimes with Quadrant too. It's weird because benchmarking apps are almost ment for testing your phone with overclocking, you (we) should contact the dev!
Thanks for you reply.
Yes,Antutu seem to be the culprit.
Funny though some are able to do the Benchmarking without a problem.
I do enjoy the smoothness and stability I find in FAUX Kernel for my Galaxy s4 9505,dont really need a benchmark to tell me if its good or not.
Anyway would be fun for comparison.
Regards,
Anyone having increase in temperature after rooted GN3? Besides, antutu benchmark score also lower compare with before rooted.
Hi, i am facing a problem regarding performance and RAM usage of LG G2 (D802). I have noticed a considerable degradation of performance with rising temperature of phone. At one time, after playing EA real racing i ended up scoring 28700 at Antutu and after i let the phone rest for a while for cooling down the CPU (i literally refrigerated the phone) it came up with 33.5K at antutu. I did the same with my SGSIV (i9500) but it remained consistent with score ranging between 28-29K. I am using stock firmware on my LGG2 and its not rooted even... Can some one explain why is so and what can be the solution...
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Hi, i am facing a problem regarding performance and RAM usage of LG G2 (D802). I have noticed a considerable degradation of performance with rising temperature of phone. At one time, after playing EA real racing i ended up scoring 28700 at Antutu and after i let the phone rest for a while for cooling down the CPU (i literally refrigerated the phone) it came up with 33.5K at antutu. I did the same with my SGSIV (i9500) but it remained consistent with score ranging between 28-29K. I am using stock firmware on my LGG2 and its not rooted even... Can some one explain why is so and what can be the solution...
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The reason why your SGS4 didn't change scores was because for certain benchmarks like Antutu, Samsung disabled thermal throttling completely where as the LG G2 doesn't have thermal throttling disabled during those tests.
Cross-post for exposure here, but has anyone else tried antutu battery tester (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.antutu.ABenchMark) I score 3154 on the 90% test which seems pretty poor. Would anyone else have an i9505 5.0.1 score they could share?
On my I9500 i run yesterday antutu battery score and the score is 2756.Why I got a lower score my phone is last of all,my phone has android 5.0.1.