So my uncle is a phone tester for t-mobile, testing out the amaze 4g/ruby. He happened to let me play with it and i have ran quadrant to see the specs.
First of all, the processor's speed is shown as a question mark on quadrant however it is dual core. The GPU is an Adreno 220, although it is top of the line, the fps certainly contradicted with around 30fps average on a 3d benchmark. That being said, the RAM is 866mb from what quadrant displayed
Also, the user-experience was slightly laggy even with minimal background processes and 0 apps running in the foreground other than htc sense. From what i have inquired IT IS SENSE 3.5! The phone's lock screen is amazing yet a bit too complicated at first, however besides the teeny-weeny scrolling lag, the phone is good for someone who is not a power-user (i.e. someone who is not after hardcore gaming/benchmarks). If i had more time i would've rooted it and installed a few ROMs and kernels to test that out, but unfortunately my uncle would be letting his contract slide a but too far there.
Anyway, without further adieu, I must say that the quadrant score is....
a dissapointing 1860 minimum score and 2080 maximum score. At 1.5ghz...most phones today score well above 2700 or even in the 4000-5000 range. so the specs of this phone certainly hint at an underpowered device. But productivity wise...if you are using this for commercial/buisness/phone purposes...then its just as good a candidate as any other phone. If u are a die-hard specs geek...I would reconsider. Feel free to press the thanks button below
First of all, the processor's speed is shown as a question mark on quadrant however it is dual core. The GPU is an Adreno 220, although it is top of the line, the fps certainly contradicted with around 30fps average on a 3d benchmark. That being said, the RAM is 866mb from what quadrant displayed
Also, the user-experience was slightly laggy even with minimal background processes and 0 apps running in the foreground other than htc sense. From what i have inquired IT IS SENSE 3.5! The phone's lock screen is amazing yet a bit too complicated at first, however besides the teeny-weeny scrolling lag, the phone is good for someone who is not a power-user (i.e. someone who is not after hardcore gaming/benchmarks). If i had more time i would've rooted it and installed a few ROMs and kernels to test that out, but unfortunately my uncle would be letting his contract slide a but too far there.
Anyway, without further adieu, I must say that the quadrant score is....
a dissapointing 1860 minimum score and 2080 maximum score. At 1.5ghz...most phones today score well above 2700 or even in the 4000-5000 range. so the specs of this phone certainly hint at an underpowered device. But productivity wise...if you are using this for commercial/buisness/phone purposes...then its just as good a candidate as any other phone. If u are a die-hard specs geek...I would reconsider. Feel free to press the thanks button below
