Galaxy Note 3 Just 'Galak' in Specific Benchmark

Galaxy Note 3 is fairly powerful than most similar products with the same spec. But in fact, it's made ​​by Samsung phablet only 'fierce' in the application specified benchmark.

Such as quad-core phones in general, Galaxy Note 3 will only use one core when used open standard applications or when being idle. But when faced with heavy applications, the system will automatically run at the maximum level.

This was evidenced by ArsTechnica try to run Geekbench app. Here we see that the four processors Galaxy Note 3 runs along stuck at 2.3 GHz, while opening the calculator application speed down to 300 MHz and is only using one core.

That is not unusual. Because the true system performance is tailored to the application being used at the time, it's just that there are some peculiarities that seem intentionally done Samsung.

Galaxy Note 3 accused of running fast only on application benchmarks that have been identified. Because when the application Geekbenh renamed, phablet it can not recognize and operate in the idle state, ie only with one core.

Besides Samsung also accused of deliberately increasing the CPU clock and suppress the display frame rate as the benchmark process takes place. This is what makes the Galaxy Note 3 outstanding scores on well-known test application.
This is not the first time Samsung outsmart the benchmark application. Previously, the South Korean manufacturer is also accused of cheating with the Galaxy S4 optimiasi.
With modes like the Galaxy Note 3 proved to be superior to its competitors who have similar specs, let's call it the LG G2.

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