Sentences with phrase «gfx bench»

The benchmark of Andy Rubin's Essential smartphone was first spotted on the GFX Bench website, according to Phone Arena.

On GFX Bench, the Moto G (2nd Gen) resulted 5.6 fps through GFX 2.7 T - Rex (1080p offscreen) and 11 fps through GFX 2.7 T - Rex (onscreen).

These apps include AnTuTu Benchmark, Quadrant Standard Edition, GFX Bench, NenaMark 2, Vellamo and RealPi.

Instead, the always reliable GFX Bench database suggests we're dealing with a massive 6 - incher, hauling a «mysterious» Qualcomm SoC comprised of a quad - core CPU and Adreno 530 GPU.

According to today's leak which was spotted over at GFX Bench, the ASUS ZenFone 3 will come equipped with Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow on board, something that is likely not too surprising given that Android N is on the way and Marshmallow was launched last Fall officially.

The Android version also outperformed the Windows Phone M8 in the GFX Bench 2.7 T - Rex HD benchmark test, coming in at 1,052 offscreen, as opposed to the 1,574 scored by the Android M8 in the same test.

The other specs which we found on GFX Bench are quite detailed.

To test the GPU further, we also ran another graphics - based benchmark (which we'll be doing more of in 2017) in the form of GFX Bench.

In 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited we scored 10583 points, 4k less than an iPad Air, while in GFX Bench offscreen we got 14 FPS, which is less than the 19 FPS of the iPad 4.

Android 4.4.2 KitKat out of the box if the GFX Bench listing is to be believed alongside a 4.3 - inch display at 480 x 800 pixels and a 1.2 GHz dual - core processor.

Also running KitKat (duh), the higher - end Tab 4 8.4 and Tab 4 10.5 are almost carbon copies of the Tab Pro 8.4 and 10.1, according to data pulled from GFX Bench.

To test a slate's graphics - processing muscle, we run three comprehensive benchmarks: 3DMark for Android, GFX Bench, and An3DBench.

The same story played out when we ran the GFX Bench 3.0 benchmark, specifically the 1080p T - Rex Offscreen subtest.

Although it's indexed as sporting a 6.9 - inch Full HD display by GFX Bench, the «AFTS» must be a streaming media stick, since it lacks cameras, GPS, NFC, light sensor, compass and accelerometer functionality.