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Are my smartbench scores unusually low?

My scores are around half of what the program says is average of the epic on 2.2. I'm running epic experience 2.0.07. Is it normal for me to have such low scores?
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This is me charging with no apps open confirmed
This is me after a level 2 ram clear
This is my quadrant score with one small app in the background
This is with no apps open and charging
This is after a level 2 ram clear

Damn that is low. Did you try killing all processes before you ran the test?

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it does seem low, but i havent checked out EE to see what kind of tweaks he's made. pretty sure he converted to the Nexus S too so i'm not sure how much devving on the epic he's kept up with.
try a different ROM like quantum or bonsai, those perform really well. but i feel like i always notice that i get MUCH better scores on a clean install than when i restore all my apps and data, being that most apps run background processes and will eat up RAM. might even compare on a clean install on EE see how that affects your scores.

Yeah they are low.man I would try flashing another rom. I'm oblong bonsai now v. 2 and its really fast.
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Yeah they're low. Compare your smartbench scores to some others here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=907111

Amosher i took your advise and went to bonsai it works great.
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[Q] oxygen rom

hi guys i have oxygen 2.3.1 and get quadrant about 1400 and i saw a person on youtube with oxygen 1.0 that got 3000 almost what kernel does he have?what to do to get scores like that or maybe you huys know some other roms and kernels that i can overclock and get nice linpack,quadrant scores thx

Quadrant is not real world so dont worry about it. It was probably with data2sd which fakes the scores anyway. Dont worry about it.

rootSU said:
Quadrant is not real world so dont worry about it. It was probably with data2sd which fakes the scores anyway. Dont worry about it.
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Those videos on youtube are made using data2sd, and a high class sd-card. The scores look cool, but are not real.

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This is mine using MIUI, no data2SD. As people have mentioned though, doesn't really matter, the scores can easily be faked.
Happy with how mine runs.
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Quadrant is not real world so dont worry about it. It was probably with data2sd which fakes the scores anyway. Dont worry about it.
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I agree. What is important is how fast it is for you when you when you actually use it.
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Galaxy nexus benchmarks

I know, I know, they don't matter but lets see anyway. I know most aren't ics or even multi core compatible but can we get everyone to post some screenshots of quadrant, antutu & Linpack single and multi thread. I'll get it started using ARHD 1.2.3.
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As you can see, quadrant is very low for a dual core, must be an ics problem. Linpack again odd score but hey-ho. Antutu very good score. Beats both the note and sgs2. Get posting!
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I have attached 4 screenshots. Hopefully its worked (haven't done screenshot upload before)

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I have attached 4 screenshots. Hopefully its worked (haven't done screenshot upload before)
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It works fine, and thanks

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As you can see, quadrant is very low for a dual core, must be an ics problem. ...
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Good question. It seems to get stuck again on the I/O test like the good old galaxy S. Don't know if ICS uses other I/O procedures that aren't used by the quadrant app. Actually I think it doesn't.
But then again, how important is blazingly fast I/O on a Android device

Good point. To me the phone is faster all around than an SGS2 so at the end of the day it means nothing. Just nice for bragging rights XD

Somehow feels to me as if the phone somehow got more laggy after the last OTA Update?
Also seem to have lost about a 100 points in Antutu..

[Q] Whats Your A100 & A500 Benchmark Score?

After rooting, unlocking bootloader, flashing Flex http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1589034 my score is 2729. Runs real nice now.
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Here is mine with flexreapers with his a100 tweaked kernal (so i can control the cpu max feq for power saving)
Only setting out of the ordinary i have enabled is Force GPU rendering (just experimenting with things to see how well it all works0
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very nice, what app are u using to tweak the cpu? if you wouldnt mind posting what runs smoothest with no crash. basically a limit threshold. with crossix sd mod i only got up to 2744

I got up to 2830 using set cpu and performance governor with flex rf1. On my usual interactive it got a hair lower, 2790-2800 over 4 runs. Overall I seem to pull about 2750 averaged out. Rf1 isn't any faster then my 3.1 but I was already using the kernel in rf1 ( i think anyways, it was the second kernel he released for 3.1) on it, which did boost the score up about 300 points.
Edit: my bad I used antutu cpu master not set CPU
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How do you turn on force GPU? No option like that in the menus. And does it cause any problems?

Its under developer towards the bottom of user interface. None that I've noticed so far, but I've only had it enabled for about 3 hours of use.
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That's mine.
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Some useless GNex benchmarking scores compared.

Some useless benchmarks score for the Galaxy Nexus GSM.
All tests were made from a clean install of stock JB and Android Revolution HD. I used stock kernel, Glados and franco's latest nightly (r268/384mhz). Keep in mind that franco's kernel is clocked at a slightly higher frequency by default compared to Glados.
I used 4 benchmarking apps :
Benchmark & Tuning
Cf-Bench
Antutu
Quadrant
NUMBERS!
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The point here is not telling you what's best or what. Keep in mind that there is a lot of inconsistencies in these results and that the user experience was great across the board regardless of the rom/kernel combination. Benchmarks have to be taken with a grain of salt, they don't really mean anything in terms of real world experience.

Battery life bench marks would be much more interesting
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With my Galaxy Nexus running stock (Google Developers images) Jelly Bean I got roughly 4000 - 4500 points in Antutu. I'm surprised you got more than 6000.

PURE odin jelly bean:

With controls for CPU frequency, voltage, and (most important) temperature, the chart would be much more meaningful. In my experience, benchmarks are a better test of your air-conditioner than your phone.
My guess is that Antutu is more consistent than Quadrant because it heats your CPU up a lot more than Quadrant. That makes Quadrant results more dependent on environmental temperature.