Share your Quadrant and/or Antutu Benchmark Scores

[Kaiser17]

Phone Details:
Samsung Galaxy Indulge 4G (MetroPCS)
Android OS: 2.2.1 Froyo
Rooted and running on stock ROM (Not Overclocked)

You don't have to share your details, you can just post your phone's name and your Quadrant and/or Antutu benchmarks.

Benchmarks:

Quadrant: (Score: 1133)

Antutu: (Score: 3505)

As you can see there is a big difference in scores from Quadrant and Antutu, so keep in mind that there will be a major difference in scores taken from the two benchmark apps and the scores taken from both apps shouldn't be compared between each other. Unless the score is taken from the same benchmark app.

 

[Great Dane]

Hey,

Running Stock Gingerbread 2.3.6 on Nexus One.
On Quadrant Standard scoring: 1201

Which seems a bit low since Quadrant suggest that Nexus one running 2.2+ should be around 1250

Any ideas why that is??

 

[kn5150]

hi id like to know how to get a screenshot of my results here please. all help appreciated

 

[kn5150]

quadrant benchmark

antutu benchmark

 

[kn5150]

i worked it out LOL

 

[Chi-TownTx]

Phone Details:
Samsung Droid Charge
Android OS: 2.2.1 Froyo
Rooted and running on Altered Beast

Quadrant: 1609

Antutu: 2987

 

[Mayhem]

HTC Thunderbolt
OS: 2.6.35.10-ge8d3693

Quadrant: 1377
Antutu : 2572

 

[Kaiser17]

Hey,

Running Stock Gingerbread 2.3.6 on Nexus One.
On Quadrant Standard scoring: 1201

Which seems a bit low since Quadrant suggest that Nexus one running 2.2+ should be around 1250

Any ideas why that is??

There could be alot of reasons, nothing big. Your score can change depending on startup apps and running apps. Thats why I closed all of my running apps before running the tests.

 

[BigCiX]

LG Thrill on ancient 2.2.2 (stock). Should he higher once gingerbread is available.

 

[kn5150]

il be getting a sgs2 in a few weeks and will redo my tests

 

[Great Dane]

Hey,
Yes I just discovered that.
I ran Quadrant standard 10 times and performance increased from 1177 to 1264.
So it seems it does vary quite a bit

 

[SUroot]

Quadrant scores are useless really. They don't monitor real life performance. Plus there are ways to trick it by using read cache.

I find they are only useful on an individuals device with the same apps and settings, to test if one kernel is quicker than another.

 

[ironass]

Samsung Galaxy SII DlevROM2 Siyah 1.8 kernel @ 1.6Ghz

 

[Kaiser17]

quadrant benchmark

antutu benchmark

Hey just curious, what device do you have? And is it lower than 2.2?

 

[B2L]

Device: Nexus S
Clock Speed: 1ghz
Rom: Nexus MV 10.10
Kernel: Matr1x 8.0
Android Version: 2.3.7

Quadrant: 3204

Antutu: 3129 (Not all that great, but benchmarks are just for fun anyways.)

OC'd to 1.44 GHZ

Quadrant: 5096
Antutu: Will update when I get home.