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Linpack Benchmark Scores/Battle of the Moto Droids
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I noticed that linpack use to have a weird bug. When using BB rom i used linpack at 1ghz and it gave 33Mflops randomly then dropped to like 7.3 and never went back up there. It did that twice and wouldn't let me send it in. I wonder if some of the people got theirs on the top devices from that glitch? 
Wow. I am ashamed. 6.638 MFLOPS. BB v 1.0 with bekit 800mhz lv kernel. I don't have any lag in my system, so I see no need to go higher.
Did anybody notice that the LG ally has been tested with linpack? Its on the top devices page with verizon information. The test results are quite low, and it states that the processor is only 600mhz. I thought the ally had snapdragon?
Did anybody notice that the LG ally has been tested with linpack? Its on the top devices page with verizon information. The test results are quite low, and it states that the processor is only 600mhz. I thought the ally had snapdragon?
chameleocat
Member
mflops: 9.789
time: 0.55
ultimate droid v8
adamz med. voltage 1200 kernel
i dont know how to take pic to post it keeps comin out blurry with girls phone and the camera
time: 0.55
ultimate droid v8
adamz med. voltage 1200 kernel
i dont know how to take pic to post it keeps comin out blurry with girls phone and the camera
You can download an app called drocap2 or even shootme from the market. Both will allow you to take a screen shot
chameleocat
Member
bugless beast v1.0
bekits 1300 kernel
bekits 1300 kernel
It only one of the best benchmarking utilities out there : )
The numbers give a good correction of peak performance on a device.
Clock speed is meaningless mflops is the true gauge of performance.
While I do understand this... I was pointing out that in the real world use of two phones, one with a higher mflops and one with a lower mflops.... the one with the lowest score out performs the higher one by 3x...... so in my testing... mflops is not a very good gauge of what's going to be faster and more efficient in real use.
3x faster? Where did you get that number?
curious how you have come to this conclusion.
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