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Quadrant Test Scores?

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Akumin

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My score at best was 4024 running Midnight Rom overclocked to 1.56 ghz.

Just curious on the scores you guys get?

also I thought the S2 and Evo 3D were susposed to be neck and neck? the S2 scores wayyy higher than me and it is stock @ 1.2 ghz?

any info on this?

also BONE stock I scored 2010 -______-

is the Evo just that slow?
 
I don't think it's always slow.
I do think that stock rom maybe slower I don't know exactly.
but with Mobster Rom v2.7 before the NEW Version 3
I tested it on Antutu Benchmark on Normal (Default test) it scored 53XX
Don't remember the total Numbers.

So far my battery life with Mobster Rom v 3 is good on standby and reduction if not using like screen brightness, wifi and 4g turned off to conserve.
 
Because HTC engineers are stupid idiots. They disabled the second core that is why it is slow like one core. HTC is way behind to Samsung. Like the phone HTC evo design 4g for boost mobile, they design the battery in the enclosed slot; stupid design.
 
Before you start thinking anything, dump Quadrant as your benchmark. It's worthless.

Quadrant cannot tell the difference betwee a test that has crashed and a test that has finished. It just assumed the test finished, the sooner it crashes, the higher you score.

Not only that, it can't even agree with other benchmarks about what rom on a phone is faster, or even variations on a rom. I did testing with earlier versions of Harmonia in Quadrant in terms of which version was fastest, and not only could it not decide correctly which was fastest compared to other benchmarks (all which all agreed with each other), but Quadrant couldn't even keep the individual test results straight.


More than this though, I suspect it has issues with the dual core in our phone, this is evidenced by the fact that Quadrant not only claims a lot of single core phones run rings around us, but also it has shown an overclocked Optimus V (single core, 800mhz) can keep up with us.


Bottom line, find a different benchmark.
 
Antutu just got updated big time :D
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I'm not even OC'd. Scored 7104 on AnTuTu. Once I swap kernels...It's gonna be a good amount higher
 
Just got an 8081 running Anthrax kernel at 1.5, my i/o scores were low then I changed the sd cache from 256 to 4096 because I'm running a 64GB class 10. I didn't even kill anything before I ran it.
 
OverByter said:
Antutu and the old standard Linpack.
Click to expand...
These are where I would start.
Linpack was what we used in the early days of the Optimus V because it was consistent.

For best results,
Always to to run tests similarly, in other words, after a fresh boot, then let it sit idle for a few minutes. Run at least 3 test in a row, and throw out oddballs, then average the results.
 
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