GameBench Android Can Actually Measure Performance

Some time ago it was rumored Samsung allegedly rigging the results of the benchmark in its mobile devices. Later, after Samsung issued a clarification, there are still many other smartphone manufacturers are taking steps this cheating.

Cheating occurs when a smartphone manufacturer besutannya program to improve performance when detecting the presence of benchmark applications running, no matter the consequences on battery life and processor temperature.

As a result, they score high on benchmark tests. However, these devices do not necessarily have a good performance when used in everyday life, such as playing games.

More recently, a startup named GameBench who have the means to tackle fraud . GameBench conduct a series of performance tests that claim can not be rigged .

Quoted from Engadget , GameBench testing performed to generate a score based on the actual performance of the smartphone gaming capabilities possessed .

Instead of providing a synthetic task and can be predicted by a smartphone , GameBench applications running in the background when a game is executed .

Applications will then collect the amount of data in the system , such as the median frame rate and battery drain .

GameBench uses algorithms to collect measurements from all the popular games on Google Play Store . All the data is put together and made ​​the final score .

The score gave rise to the Galaxy S4 is able to achieve 30 fps in game Real Racing 3 , but the batteries run out quickly when used for gaming .

While HTC has a level of "battery drain " is longer when running Minion Rush . But only capable of displaying images 19 fps .

Applications developed GameBench will be released the first quarter of 2014. However , as a warm , pitted GameBench HTC and Samsung Galaxy S4 . of the sector, Samsung should not have to feel inferior to the ability of the Galaxy S4 than compared to other devices.

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