Neocore, Linpack and Quadrant score?

[Guest lilim_ac]

Can anyone please test and tell me the scores of Neocore, Linpack, and Quadrant score?

You can download program from the market named linpack for android to test linpack score and quadrant for testing quadrant score.

I want to know the capabilities of handling 3d games and so on..

[Guest Rem1x]

Neocore = 40FPS w/sound off

[Guest lilim_ac]

what 3d games can it play? have you tried gameloft games? are those working in San Fransisco?

is it worthed to use San Fransisco (as I already have pulse like you Rem1x)

[Guest HannibalChew]

You can try to check this benchmark database:

http://www.flexycore.com/benchmark-database-access.html

You will find loads of scores for different phones and ROMs! :)

[Guest lilim_ac]

You can try to check this benchmark database:

http://www.flexycore.com/benchmark-database-access.html

You will find loads of scores for different phones and ROMs! :)

allright.. let me check to the site..

[Guest sblg]

Quadrant score : 385

Linpack score : 3,615

[Guest StickyGeko]

not tried linpack but heres quadrant and neocore

[Guest Cribby]

Hmm... I only get 35 FPS with sound off. Is something wrong with my system? I'm running MoDaCo custom rom r3. I've tried running it directly after killing all other apps and so on. Anyone?

[Guest StickyGeko]

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Hmm... I only get 35 FPS with sound off. Is something wrong with my system? I'm running MoDaCo custom rom r3. I've tried running it directly after killing all other apps and so on. Anyone?

Dude im on sebs404 rom, tried both, but mine seems to run quicker on this rom.... maybe theres a difference in the rom thats causing the diff, mine varies between 38-41

[Guest Cribby]

Ok, might try sebs rom then. Or the new r4 from Paul. It's nothing major but would be nice to get maximum perfomance out of the phone :)

Could someone please benchmark with the stock rom? Would be nice with some comparisons between all roms for the SF :)

Edited October 14, 2010 by Cribby

[Guest jimmy2x2x]

MoDaCo R4 rom

Quadrant standard = 408

Neocore (w sound) = 36fps

Neocore (wo sound) = 36.7fps (you tube vid here of another user getting 40.2fps

)

Tried rebooting, killing apps etc, nothing seems to have any effect

Are benchmarks slower on R4 because it uses hardware acceleration?

[Guest Afrodude]

You should try running the tests with it disabled too. I'd appreciate this in order to get a good direct comparison, as from my experience when its disabled the phone is much more responsive.

To disable it you can edit /system/build.prop and change setting debug.sf.hw=0 (need to reboot your phone for it to take effect).

[Guest StickyGeko]

MoDaCo R4 rom

Quadrant standard = 408

Neocore (w sound) = 36fps

Neocore (wo sound) = 36.7fps (you tube vid here of another user getting 40.2fps

)

Tried rebooting, killing apps etc, nothing seems to have any effect

Are benchmarks slower on R4 because it uses hardware acceleration?

thats my youtube vid, lol, and thats with the stock rom, its the same almost same score with sebs 404 rom, but only 37fps with pauls r3, i aint tried pauls r4 yet

[Guest jimmy2x2x]

You should try running the tests with it disabled too. I'd appreciate this in order to get a good direct comparison, as from my experience when its disabled the phone is much more responsive.

To disable it you can edit /system/build.prop and change setting debug.sf.hw=0 (need to reboot your phone for it to take effect).

How do I access the file to edit?

[Guest Cribby]

You should try running the tests with it disabled too. I'd appreciate this in order to get a good direct comparison, as from my experience when its disabled the phone is much more responsive.

To disable it you can edit /system/build.prop and change setting debug.sf.hw=0 (need to reboot your phone for it to take effect).

Shouldn't hardware acceleration improve performance in apps or is just in the homescreen and applist and so on?

[Guest jimmy2x2x]

You should try running the tests with it disabled too. I'd appreciate this in order to get a good direct comparison, as from my experience when its disabled the phone is much more responsive.

To disable it you can edit /system/build.prop and change setting debug.sf.hw=0 (need to reboot your phone for it to take effect).

OK managed to change the setting with Android Commander.

MoDaCo R4 rom

Hardware acceleration disabled:

Quadrant standard = 402

Neocore (w sound) 39.4 fps

Neocore (wo sound) 40.5 fps

Hardware acceleration enabled:

Quadrant standard = 408

Neocore (w sound) = 36fps

Neocore (wo sound) = 36.7fps

EDIT: The home screens seem a little less smooth with acceleration off, but angry birds is a lot smoother... I think I will leave it off for now.

I wonder if this setting will have an impact on battery life?

Edited October 19, 2010 by jimmy2x2x

[Guest Afrodude]

Thanks for that. I find app launching and general usage quicker with the setting disabled. I guess that some apps can call this function anyway when needed.

I normally use RootExplorer to edit this file. I notice no difference in battery life.

[Guest deweylewie]

Thanks for that. I find app launching and general usage quicker with the setting disabled.

How do I turn on and off Hardware Acceleration?

[Guest Afrodude]

Its mentioned a few posts above yours.

[Guest deweylewie]

Got it, thanks.