For example I often listen to music, while surfing the web / write an email, while I download files from my cloud service.9.2.2 / 18 November 2021 19 months ago ( ) ĩ.1.0 / 17 November 2021 19 months ago ( ) ĪnTuTu ( Chinese: 安兔兔 pinyin: ĀnTùTu) is a software benchmarking tool commonly used to benchmark smartphones and other devices.
ANTUTU BENCHMARK V6.0 ANDROID
But if you add-up total times you finish last when compared to any decent android phone. GPU on Android is *only* used by a tiny minority of Play Store games (most play just fine even in 3 year old GPUs), while the primacy of single-core performance is a malicious lie that has been disproven by Anandtech: īTW your iphone is an honest to God slower experience, it may seem smoother because you do one thing at a time. This -new- Antutu bases its scores mostly on GPU and Single-Core CPU, which are mostly useless for every-day experience. And I worry, I worry a lot since a lot of SoCs are designed to get great Antutu scores these days, which in turn would mean that the new SoCs would be build with wrapped priorities (as if they were not wrapped enough). Proportion of CPU and RAM have been decreased.Īs if the old Antutu was not useless enough, this one is clearly built to push certain device’s sale. The proportion of 3D and UX items have been increased. The proportion of CPU+RAM : UX : 3D design to be 1:1 :1.
All these will make the testing results be more realistic. We increase the proportion of single core test significantly. Antutu found that in most cases, only one core is doing work and many applications are poorly supported by multipcore. In view of this situation, Antutu V6.0 adjusts CPU testing items and adds several new one, based on practical use with more pratical meaning. The employment of multi-core CPU caused the incompetent of actual using experience and hardware limiting performance. Antutu team believe this adjustment will avoid the case of ” high score but low ability”. All these new items are commonly used in daily life and directly affect the user experience. New UX testing item in Antutu benchmark V6.0: data security, data processing, strategy game, image processing, I/O performance and etc. Add new UX testing items and increase UX testing proportion Antutu believe that these will truly reflect the performance of device game performance.Ģ. New 3D scenes are made based on Unit圓D 5.0 game engine, which is usually used in most lOS and Android games. On-Screen Garden scene is to test game performance and Off-Screen Marooned scene is deisigned to test device limiting performance. Two new designed 3D testing scenes in Antutu V6.0.
ANTUTU BENCHMARK V6.0 UPDATE
Reading the update information (change log) in AppStore just confirms that. I must say that whatever the reasons are for the sudden change in AnTuTu this looks as serious as it can get judging from its origin. My iPhone 6S scores 130,000 in AnTuTu V6. If Lei Jun really controls the devolopment at AnTuTu he really did Xiaomi a disservice as the new AnTuTu score system benefits CPU single core score and graphics. It is my strong belief that in real life what really matters is the single core score and the GPU. As much as I love Android development I must say that Apple have been right all the time in developing CPUs with focus on single core score and not jumping on to the silly multicore race. The new scoring system is a lot more focused on true user experience and a lot more relistic. I just got AnTuTu V6 for iOS and I can confirm what I have seen in 10 different Android devices. Unfortunately AnTuTu V6 for iOS isn’t released yet so I can’t verify the greately increased score (according to your reference) in my iPhone 6S in going from V5 to V6. I will continue to test some Snapdragon 410, 615, 801, 808, and 810 devices and see if the development is similar. Only devices from the same generation as MT6592, which would include Snapdragon 800 perhaps. But of course old scores found in millions of references on internet isn’t valid any longer. At least judging from the change in score for MediaTek devices.
I think it’s more fair and more serious in V6 than ever actually. I think they did a good job in this update to make the score reflect the real user experience more realistically. The newer 64-bit MT6735P quadcore 1.0 GHz is +25% and MT6753 octacore 1.3 GHz is also +25% in score. My older MT6582 (quadcore) has dropped ~50% in score and MT6592 (octacore) stays at the same score.
GPU (3D), CPU single core score (called “CPU common use”) and “user experience” (UX) seems to weigh heavier in relation to other things now. They actually changed how they weigh the total score. It seems that they didn’t just inflate the scoring system. I have tested a lot of older devices first with AnTuTu V5 and then with V6.
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