Now that we’ve seen the Samsung Galaxy S3 and tried how the Exynos 4 Quad performs, we tried running a couple f synthetic benchmarks on the handset to see how it fares.
We took three (3) of the most common
benchmarks that we usually do when reviewing Android smartphones —
Quadrant Standard, Antutu Benchmark and Nenamark 2 — with the latter
focusing on the graphics performance of the smartphone.
The quadrant Standard score that we got with one of the demo units was
The Antutu Benchmark score of 10,148 is very close to the score of the NVidia Tegra 3 on the Transformer Prime.
The Nenamark 2 benchmark gives it a rating of 58.8fps which is the
highest frames per second we’ve ever tested on any handset to date.
