Xiaomi Mi5 Benchmarks

It’s the lite version, with an underclocked Snapdragon 820 and slower RAM

he has the lite version. The other two versions have scored just a hair above 140k

-gizchina mi5 version underclock 1.8ghz.

It’s the lite version, with an underclocked Snapdragon 820 and slower RAM

he has the lite version. The other two versions have scored just a hair above 140k.

PS> if you run it twice in a row the number drops a lot still, just like the 810. Back to back runs on the Galaxy S7 snapdragon 820 went from ~130k to 94k from first to second run. This puts it into spitting distance of the Helio X20, which doesn’t have anywhere near that much fade.

Ha…so Balco what have you ordered finally?

I know, right? Now you’ll never buy it with such a low antutu score! Maybe a fixed version of the rom will raise it a bit, but it probably won’t be enough anyway 🙁

see my answer above:

> The other two versions have scored just a hair above 140k.

What makes my comment great is the people who take it seriously lol.

Honestly I don’t know the answer to that — what you are asking is in part “how meaningful is Antutu for 2016 flagship phones?”

A Samsung Galaxy S4, which scores somewhere in the neighborhood of 25k-35k in antutu v6, is actually fairly peppy as a daily light use phone. Virtually any phone sold in 2016 will at least match, if not double or more, that performance, even at prices well below $200. So basically antutu scores are meaningless for simple daily use.

If you have some specific app or type of app (like gaming) that is resource intensive then you will also have a very specific measure of what good enough is. So antutu scores are possibly meaningless again.

If you are a power user looking to replace their laptop/desktop literally with their phone, you’ll want something that is as powerful as possible but the biggest concern is the CPU speed scores, not the overall antutu score. A concrete example: the helio X20 and the kirin 950 score ~75-85k and ~85-95k repsectively, while the snapdragon 820 scores ~110-140k. However most of the Snapdragon’s advantage comes from the GPU (Which a power user who isnt gaming won’t care about) — and these very different scores are representing roughly the same performance in this regard from all three designs.

Haha word…i think the phones you mentionned should offer a huge plus compared to the MI5 which is almost at 400$ for the basic version. You like big screens so you would be disappointed at all. I am sure OnePlus 3 and Meizu MX6 will be killer phones.

didn’t miss it 😉