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quadrant score?
- Thread starter -javier-
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fortesquieu
Android Expert
Did the Epic get Gingerbread update? That would bump the score up.
The Gingerbread leak for Charge, brought the score up to 1300+ with no tweak.
thats a nice score, the epic just got the 2.2.1 thats it, any words on the official update for charge or any update?
The charge is using a slower filesystem (RFS), which holds back it's read/write speeds. This is what causes the lower Quadrant scores. The reason rooted people are getting higher scores is because they're using Voodoo lagfix to change the filesystem to ext4 instead of RFS. Ext4 has a better read/write speed, which in turn boosts Quadrant scores and has a tendency to make the phone feel less 'laggy'.
That said, I have no clue what filesystem the Epic uses. Since it's another Samsung, it's quite possible that it is also using RFS, which would make the filesystem a moot point in the difference in score between the two.
fortesquieu
Android Expert
GSII is running on EXT4. That's why it's dual core is hitting 3200 on Quadrant.
ddemlong
Well-Known Member
SORRY, NO WAY. The highest I EVER scored before rooting was 977. As long as you are using and RFS file system you wont get scores that high. Even if rooted but still on a RFS file system you will see higher scores, like 1300ish.
Now the highest I've had was 2200, rooted and OC at 1.4, non overclocking on 1.9.1RC with imoseyon 13.3 it was 1750-1800...
I did just jump to the 2.3 early release and am back on a imnuts kernel. Quadrants dropped a bit but overall feels smoother.
fortesquieu
Android Expert
Well it's wrong here.
The new leaked stock Gingerbread ROMs will give you around 1300-1400 without rooting.
ddemlong
Well-Known Member
Hence my last sentence in the paragraph stating if you are rooted but still on rfs you will see 1300ish scores
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