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Post your Quadrant Standard scores!
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CyanicCorruption
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Stock HTC Rezound :smile:
RacingTiger03
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no pic, but I get ~ a 2500. All stock but running GO launcher KB and SMS instead of stock sense (less ram drain hah). Oddly enough on QS the rezound smokes the nexus... on antutu it's the other way around. graphics still kills the nexus no matter what bench you run though.
Oh dear. That's terrible.
Check what's burning your CPU. Then get rid if what is unescessary.
Thats about right for stock.
Quadrant scores are completely irrelevant, since sooo many, almost an infinite amount, of factors can determine your score.
How to test this:
-Right now, run it at least 5 times. If you get all scores to be the same, you're almost on your way to prove me wrong...
-Reboot the phone, and upon rebooting, run it 5 more times, make note.
-Open up every app on your phone, save quadrant for last, and run it again... make note of the scores.
I will guess for one, no one will have the same score at least twice, even out of the 15 tests, and I will guess two, you high and low will at lest be a difference of 200-300 points.
Post those results, I'd actually like to see those numbers for anyone willing to take the time.
What I'm trying to get at...
Rule of thumb, if the phone feels like its running slow, it's probably the placebo effect and and its not really running slow, other things around you are just faster.
You will blatantly know when your phone is feeling slow and sluggish, you can't miss it. In this case, reboot the phone, and you're good to go.
If it works, and works just fine, stop trying to fix it.
Hopes this sheds some light for you guys, don't worry about benchmarks, sure its fun to compare scores, but don't think your phone is in any way incapable because you got a "low" score.
Here's a good post on this topic: ongoing:android_myths [CVPCS Android Wiki]
How to test this:
-Right now, run it at least 5 times. If you get all scores to be the same, you're almost on your way to prove me wrong...
-Reboot the phone, and upon rebooting, run it 5 more times, make note.
-Open up every app on your phone, save quadrant for last, and run it again... make note of the scores.
I will guess for one, no one will have the same score at least twice, even out of the 15 tests, and I will guess two, you high and low will at lest be a difference of 200-300 points.
Post those results, I'd actually like to see those numbers for anyone willing to take the time.
What I'm trying to get at...
Rule of thumb, if the phone feels like its running slow, it's probably the placebo effect and and its not really running slow, other things around you are just faster.
You will blatantly know when your phone is feeling slow and sluggish, you can't miss it. In this case, reboot the phone, and you're good to go.
If it works, and works just fine, stop trying to fix it.
Hopes this sheds some light for you guys, don't worry about benchmarks, sure its fun to compare scores, but don't think your phone is in any way incapable because you got a "low" score.
Here's a good post on this topic: ongoing:android_myths [CVPCS Android Wiki]
jchammer123
Member
Macpro, I totally respect everything you have to say as you've helped me a ton in the past, and I know they are not really accurate. But I figured I would still post mine for the fun of it. I always run quadrant and antutu everytime I flash a new Rom just for the hell of it.
This is running Bamf 1.2, no overclocking done. 2504, not too shabby.
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This is running Bamf 1.2, no overclocking done. 2504, not too shabby.
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What the heck are you talking about?
Quadrant is extremely precise and a great way to measure your phone's capabilities. If you have too many thing running in the background, or you just installed the latest ROM and want to see how much better it is, quadrant can do that for you.
What the heck are you talking about?
Quadrant is extremely precise and a great way to measure your phone's capabilities. If you have too many thing running in the background, or you just installed the latest ROM and want to see how much better it is, quadrant can do that for you.
That WAS sarcasm, right?
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