I am looking at buying a new android phone. I would like to know which among the two is the better buy in your opinion and why.
Huawei Ascend G330
Dual core processor
Android 4.0
5 MP Cam
1500 mAh battery
Prices at 10999 INR
Huawei Honor U8860
1.4Ghz single core processor
Android 2.3
8 MP Cam
1900 mAh battery
Prices at 13490 INR
And I want to root my phone.
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just read the article on xda comparing sd865 vs 855 vs kirin990
was curious to test mine the p30pro, well it scored higher than the mate and sd855 on both antutu 8.0.4 and 8.0.5 ?
any clues ? mine is android10/emui 10 , 8/128
ashouhdy said:
just read the article on xda comparing sd865 vs 855 vs kirin990
was curious to test mine the p30pro, well it scored higher than the mate and sd855 on both antutu 8.0.4 and 8.0.5 ?
any clues ? mine is android10/emui 10 , 8/128
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? Your P30Pro is a beast.
Objectivity on tests and reported results are nowadays a big mess...
Chinese cheap better than a US cheap... Impossible... With all the trade ban and other big commercial fight... The truth is out there but where, in the customer's hands ?
ashouhdy said:
just read the article on xda comparing sd865 vs 855 vs kirin990
was curious to test mine the p30pro, well it scored higher than the mate and sd855 on both antutu 8.0.4 and 8.0.5 ?
any clues ? mine is android10/emui 10 , 8/128
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Well,that's not true. What you see there is an average score,and most of the people do not take those tests correctly. They use power saving mode or normal mode without realizing that it affects the score. My P30 Pro (8GB RAM with 256GB storage) scored almost 416000 in Antutu BTW. I bet that Mate 30 Pro easily beats this score if it's done correctly,with performance mode active.
This is due to different versions of antutu. On latest version p30 pro scores 415k while mate 30 pro scores around 470k.
I don't know about how much the benchmark reflect
real life performance of device but this is interesting.
few day ago i was talking to my friend who has same phone redmi note 7 pro and he said that his older phone which was Xiaomi A2 was better performing in pubg.
i didn't agree because it has 512 gpu and redmi note 7 pro has 612 gpu so i told him that this gpu is updated and is better than 512, but then i started to compare both gpu on this website
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Adreno-612-vs-Adreno-512_9876_8778.247598.0.html
and i was surprised by the results
and the i opened 3dmark website to check and i found that in gpu performance redmi note 7s, redmi note 7, and Mi A2 perform better that redmi note 7 pro how is this possible or how this processor or gpu upgrade work in phones.
this is the link of 3dmark result of phones
https://benchmarks.ul.com/compare/best-smartphones?displaySize=3.0,13.4&search=redmi note 7
I think I am the right one to answer this. I own both devices, and trust me... Rn7pro is miles ahead in terms of cpu and GPU performance from Mi a2.
Your friend sounds like a tool. I don't know about the benchmarks, but pubg by default selected high settings in graphics on rn7pro. And also by default, you can go upto ultra fps settings without using any graphics tool for PUBG.
Whereas in mi a2, pubg selects medium fps and by default the maximum fps supported is high.
I play on ultra settings and the rn7pro maintains a steady 40-45 fps(goes upto 52 depending on the scene being rendered).
Also keep in mind that qualcomm's series 6xx processors are based on custom kryo architecture.
Snapdragon 675 even beats 710 and 712 in benchmarks. The reason is the fact that Snapdragon 675 is based on kryo 460 model. Google all this and you will come to know what these terms mean. Snapdragon 660 which powers mi a2 is miles behind both in GPU and cpu performance.
Hi everyone
I hope everyone is well.
I just saw a thread where someone overclocked the display of mi9 to 85Hz from 60.
I read somewhere that note 9 pro screen support 90hz but is on 60 as default. Can we overclock it by any means?
Regards