- TOP ANTUTU BENCHMARK SCORES 2014 ANDROID
- TOP ANTUTU BENCHMARK SCORES 2014 PC
- TOP ANTUTU BENCHMARK SCORES 2014 SERIES
It covers CPU, RAM, GPU, UX, and other hardware of the device.īelow are the test results for each emulator.
TOP ANTUTU BENCHMARK SCORES 2014 ANDROID
Intel Core i7 4500U CPU 1.80GHz (2 cores)Ĭonfigurations used for the tested Android emulators:ĪnTuTu Benchmark is a widely used benchmark tool for testing devices.
TOP ANTUTU BENCHMARK SCORES 2014 PC
PC system information used for performing the benchmark tests: Version numbers of the emulators as well as the version numbers of the benchmark tools used are listed in the test results. The following Android emulators were tested: And 3DMark, another widely used benchmark tool for testing the performance of graphics of a device. Two benchmark tools were used: AnTuTu Benchmark, a popular choice. Determining the Best Android Emulators for PC This page however will attempt to find the best Android emulators by benchmark performance tests rather than by features. A question occasionally rises: which are the best Android emulators for PC? The answer to that may come down to personal preference. My apologies.There has been a slow number of Android emulators popping up lately, each with their own features. We're currently working through a small backlog of mobility articles, but each will be more timely than the last. Unfortunately, the article had to be pushed back several times, but the huge hardware difference between products carrying the same name was always something we wanted to illustrate, initially for the chipset-vs-chipset angle, but later for the optimization aspect as well. The duo of Note 10.1 (2014)'s came in very handy both as comparison data in other articles and as testbeds for compiling our benchmark suite. I lost count of their current "Galaxy" line at 11 products, and that was awhile back. I believe Samsung is literally attempting to offer an alternative product to every single other device in existence - complete mobile domination. The Galaxy "Tab" S does not - still unclear to me what makes the "S" stand out. Do try to keep up! Actually, you'd think this has been phased out, but it's the current 10-inch Galaxy "Note" product, meaning it has the S Pen. The 2014 is almost 5 months old and has been superseded by the Amoled screened Galaxy Tab S 10.1 which wipes the floor with the opposition. The individual results are used to calculate category scores, which, in turn, generate overall Geekbench scores.
TOP ANTUTU BENCHMARK SCORES 2014 SERIES
For each, it runs a series of tests in three categories: Integer, Floating Point, and Memory.
This simple system benchmark produces two sets of scores: single- and multi-threaded. Primate Labs' Geekbench is somewhat of an industry standard due to its long-standing database and wide cross-platform compatibility (Windows/OS X/Linux/iOS/Android). It seems like Nvidia's Tegra 4 simply doesn't run well in Basemark OS II, as it performs quite badly in the graphics portion of the benchmark, resulting in a score less than half that of the top two tablets.
The Exynos Octa-powered Note 10.1 (2014) Wi-Fi's score falls somewhere between the Note 10.1 (2014) LTE and Nexus 7 (2013). In this metric, the LTE model's Adreno 330 blows away all other GPUs to the point that even the iPad Air, with its noticeably superior System and Web scores, just barely beats the Snapdragon 800-powered Note 10.1 (2014) LTE. What's most surprising is that the Tegra 4-powered Note 7 falls far behind every other tablet, even on graphics performance. Both have a healthy lead over the Exynos 5 Octa (5420)-powered Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Wi-Fi, as well as the almost one-year-old Nexus 7 (2013). The Basemark OS II scores are quite interesting, as Apple's iPad Air beats the Snapdragon 800-powered Note 10.1 (2014) LTE by a slim margin.
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