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Master Geek

#972091 22-Jan-2014 09:59

388 on a Lumina 625.

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#972099 22-Jan-2014 10:28

geekiegeek:
xpd: Wowsers.... knew iPhone 4 was slower, but didnt realize that much.

Would be interesting to see an iPhone 4S as a comparison.

I have a 4S so I'll run one "soon"; I'm on Telecom so it'll take a week to download.

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#972104 22-Jan-2014 10:49

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#972119 22-Jan-2014 11:10

Its a nice jump from the 4 but still well behind the newer devices.

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Ultimate Geek

#972146 22-Jan-2014 11:43

Nexus 5, 32G:

Looks like the highest score so far! Coming from an old iPhone 4 this phone has been amazing.

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#972223 22-Jan-2014 13:21

man, 1520 looks to be significantly gruntier.

Would love that processing power to make my 1020 process photos quicker.

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#972228 22-Jan-2014 13:27

Quad Core snapdragon 800 with 2GB RAM makes a big difference

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#972237 22-Jan-2014 13:40

Allow me to crush your puny 32-bit devices with an iPad Air:

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Master Geek

#972361 22-Jan-2014 16:39

Lumia 920 Amber

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#972476 22-Jan-2014 20:38

496 with the Ativ S.
*edit* wonder why the Windows phone devices all have an outsize memory score compared to anything else?

Try Vultr using this link and get us both some credit:

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#972520 22-Jan-2014 23:54

Why is s4 so slow?

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#972658 23-Jan-2014 10:00

joker97: Why is s4 so slow?

If you are refering to my test I was surprised as well. And that was the fastest one I got.

I am woundering if the battery issue I had damaged some of the internals...

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#972723 23-Jan-2014 11:57

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I wonder if memory means ram or ssd storage

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#972729 23-Jan-2014 12:00

Memory means storage if you read the test description.
I suspect file systems play a significant role here (why windows phone does well)

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#973128 23-Jan-2014 19:51

Strange how only Apple devices get "gold" when the nexus 5 was higher scoring overall.... hmmmmm

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