Mobile Phone Benchmark Aggregator - GeekBench, Antutu, BaseMark, PassMark Comparison
Comparing the performance metrics of various mobile devices, this aggregation includes benchmark scores from GeekBench, BaseMark, Antutu, and PassMark for models like the REALME X2 PRO and Samsung Galaxy Fold. Each device is evaluated based on its CPU performance and overall scores, providing a comprehensive overview for users seeking to assess mobile phone capabilities.
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In a detailed comparison of mobile phone benchmark scores, several devices are evaluated across multiple categories including GeekBench, BaseMark, Antutu, and PassMark.
Starting with the summary of benchmark scores, the REALME RMX1901 achieves a GeekBench score of 11,158, while the REALME RMX1851 follows closely with a score of 10,580. The REALME RMX1911 shows a significant drop with a score of 6,203, and the NEWBUND MARS PRO rounds out the list with a score of 5,163. In terms of percentage performance, the REALME RMX1901 leads with 38.8%, followed by the RMX1851 at 36.5%, the RMX1911 at 19.6%, and the MARS PRO at 15.5%.
Moving to the GeekBench Android tab, there are errors indicating issues with data retrieval, which limits the information available for CPU benchmarks. Similarly, the GeekBench Android CPUs tab also contains errors, preventing access to specific CPU performance data.
In the GeekBench iOS section, a lengthy list of Apple devices is presented, but the first row indicates an error. Notably, devices such as the Apple iPhone 11, iPhone XR, and iPhone 8 are included, with the iPhone 11 likely being a standout in terms of performance, though specific scores are not provided due to the error.
The BaseMark tab shows an error as well, indicating that there is no accessible data for BaseMark OS II benchmarks. The Antutu tab similarly reveals a lack of data, with all entries marked as #N/A, suggesting that no scores could be retrieved for the devices listed.
In the PassMark Android section, users are informed that data scraping is blocked, requiring manual data entry from a web page. Despite this, the section outlines that the PassMark ratings are determined based on performance test results, which are updated daily. The ratings for various Android devices are provided, with the Asus ASUS_I001DE achieving a top score of 25,831, followed by the Asus ASUS_I001DC with 24,166, and the Asus ASUS_I001DA at 23,873. Other notable devices include the Google Pixel 4 XL at 22,217 and the Samsung SM-T860 at 21,947.
The PassMark iOS section also faces similar restrictions, with a note about the need to manually enter data. However, it does provide some scores, including the Apple iPhone 11 at 10,455, the iPhone XR at 10,285, and the iPhone 8 at 10,180. Other iOS devices like the iPod Touch G7 and iPhone 11 Pro also appear in the rankings, showcasing a range of performance metrics across Apple's mobile offerings.
In the Calculations tab, various metrics are calculated, including the count of ratings and minimum and maximum ratings across different categories. The device count for ratings is zero for GeekBench Android and GeekBench iOS, while the PassMark Android shows a count of 1,122 and PassMark iOS a count of 56. The maximum rating for PassMark Android is noted at 25,831, while the iOS maximum is at 10,455.
This comprehensive overview provides a snapshot of mobile phone performance across several benchmark platforms, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of various devices in the market.