JBenchmark Pro launched
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I now see the breakdown of the different tests in Pro. The PNX4008 Sony Ericssons are the only devices to pass both of the high quality tests for 3D graphics.
Why don't some of the 3D hardware accelerated phones really outpace phones like the Nokia 6280 in the low and medium quality 3D graphics benches?
Why don't some of the 3D hardware accelerated phones really outpace phones like the Nokia 6280 in the low and medium quality 3D graphics benches?
Whereas in pure native benchmark, performance difference comes pretty much from formula:
gl_driver+gpu_hw+memorybandwidth
in java M3G there are much more variables in the formula:
jvm+cpu_perf+memorybandwith+m3g_engine+ gl_driver+ gpu_hw + how_efficiently_all_of_these_have_been_glued
In devices without HWA, the formula is somewhat more simplified and thus easier to get close to theoretic maximum.
On top of that, Nokia's M3G implementation is pretty much industry benchmark - ask that from any serious M3G developer. I guess it pays to be active in standardization
Edit: Great benchmark suite by the way, kudos to the development team!
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Presumably the "no" trilinear lowers the score - any idea when it will be enabled on the phone?
Will be fixed for N95.
N95 results have started showing up. It's taking the top spot, as claimed. Can't tell yet how the trilinear tested.
An application for uncovering which generation of ARM core is being used in a phone and also the clockspeed at which it's running has been launched, called JBenchmark ACE (ARM CPU Estimator).
http://jbenchmark.com/index.jsp
Quite a large variety of clockspeeds among OMAP2420 phones from Japan and the US is indicated by the tests.
An application for uncovering which generation of ARM core is being used in a phone and also the clockspeed at which it's running has been launched, called JBenchmark ACE (ARM CPU Estimator).
http://jbenchmark.com/index.jsp
Quite a large variety of clockspeeds among OMAP2420 phones from Japan and the US is indicated by the tests.
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