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2.2 Dinc vs. DX 2.1 Benchmark

pdubb

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Mar 27, 2010
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Does anyone care to see the comparison benchmark tests between the 2.2 Dinc and DX? I switched back to my Dinc and installed 2.2 and curious if anyone wanted to see them cause i'll post them or video the results.

Here are just the graphics.

Graphics:

Total Graphics Score:
DX: 23.985842
Dinc: 26.40585

Draw Opacity Bitmap:
DX: 7.3142858
Dinc: 9.507893

Draw Transparent Bitmap:
DX: 7.356322
Dinc: 6.6428804

Can anyone explain to my why the Dinc gets better graphics than the DX? I thought the DX had a separate GPU which makes the picture quality that much better for the DX and should be smoother. Am i wrong?
 
On the Quadrant Standard scors, my stock 2.1 DX beats my buddies DInc with 2.2. Some of the tests, the DX has better framerates, and on others, the DInc does better. Like the part where you are moving through the tunne and up the stairs into the room, the DX is was better on that test. But the one with the moon revolving around the planet, the DInc stopms on the DX, FPS wise. Over-all scores are usually DX in the 1200 range and his DInc around 1100. And that's with us side-by-side on the same network, hitting the start button at the same time (my DX finished faster) and everything. They are different phones made by different manufacturers with slightly different hardware, there will be differences. Plus, the DInc is months and months old, it's almost an antique!
 
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It's documented that the processor in the DX (OMAP) has problems with Linpack.
Exactly why people shouldn't rely on a bunch of meaningless benchmarks.

On the other side of the fence you have people crying that the Hummingbird has problems with Quadrant, or Linpack benchmark is optimized for Snapdragon, etc.

Take all of them with a grain of salt and don't fret over a silly number.
 
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Exactly why people shouldn't rely on a bunch of meaningless benchmarks.

On the other side of the fence you have people crying that the Hummingbird has problems with Quadrant, or Linpack benchmark is optimized for Snapdragon, etc.

Take all of them with a grain of salt and don't fret over a silly number.

I agree. If the phone is snappy, who cares?
 
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Exactly why people shouldn't rely on a bunch of meaningless benchmarks.

On the other side of the fence you have people crying that the Hummingbird has problems with Quadrant, or Linpack benchmark is optimized for Snapdragon, etc.

Take all of them with a grain of salt and don't fret over a silly number.

Could not agree more.
 
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