Your mobile benchmarks!

[red_dog007]

GLBenchmark 2.1 is a free app on the Android Market. Figured lets have some tablet and smartphone Benchmarks!


HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE
HP Touchpad (Snapdragon APQ8060 @ 1.2GHz w/ Adreno 220 @ resolution of 1024x768)
CM7 Gingerbread 2.3.7

TESTS
Egypt Standard = 22.4fps
Egypt High = 12.9fps
Pro Standard = 45.1fps
Pro High = 27.9fps

I clocked the CPU to 1.7GHz and it made no difference. If I find a good GPU overclocking tool, I'd overclock and do some runs.

Dolphin HD browser v7.3 running Peacemaker
1.2GHz = 262
1.7GHz = 354
1/7 HTML5 tests supported



Any other benchmarks we can run that are free?

[powerarmour]

GL Benchmark 2.1 doesn't seem to run for me on my Asus TF Prime w/ICS 4.0.3, but I can offer an Antutu and an Electopia bench (both free) :-

(Updated) Antutu: 11225


Electopia (WXGA): 54.79fps

[red_dog007]

Sweet, I'll run those a little later. Wife is using the Pad atm.


What app would I want to get to get a picture of the screen like that?


Asus Prime, that has the Tegra 3 in it doesn't it?

[powerarmour]

What app would I want to get to get a picture of the screen like that?


Asus Prime, that has the Tegra 3 in it doesn't it?

Depends on the phone and OS and if you are rooted or not, some phones have a button combo (like power + volume down on my Nexus S) , and AFAIK ICS enables it on anything. If you are rooted there are quite a few screenshot apps on the market, and some might not even need root.

Yep, TF Prime has a Tegra 3 :tranquillity:

[red_dog007]

I have gingerbread and rooted.

I will try out that button combo though. Hope it works. :-)

Do you know if that AnTuTu program scales to 4 cores?

[powerarmour]

Do you know if that AnTuTu program scales to 4 cores?

I'm not sure if it scales properly to all four cores (need to enable the CPU monitor in the dev settings to check), but it definitely seems to scale with at least two.