3DMark Android Ice Storm extreme Galaxy Note 2 Benchmark results
3DMark Ice Storm extreme testing on the Galaxy Note 2 here are our Benchmark results. Futuremark have released their long running benchmark tool 3DMark for Android here are our early results on the Note 2 running Liquidsmooth rom.
If you’re a game enthusiast, checking the performance of your smartphone or tablet is easy with 3DMark, a world-class benchmark utility which uses the Ice Storm Extreme test.
This great free app from Futuremark allows you to compare your device with other Android and iOS devices, including tablets running Windows or Windows RT.
The app is compatible with a fantastic 1,000 Android devices so yours is bound to be one of them!
3DMark is one of the most useful tools out there, used by millions of people including technology firms keen to see how their new devices compare with those of their rivals.
This is a professional diagnostic app which is easy to use and understand and you can use it to measure overclocking and tweaks to your device. There’s a vast results base so you can see whether you need to make improvements to compete with the best.
After you’ve used the free version you might want to install the advanced or professional editions which give you more facilities. For instance, on those two editions you can test custom settings and get offline result management as well as store all your results. The paid-for versions are also advert free. The advanced edition is a very reasonable $19.95 and the professional version is $995.
If you just want the entry preset then the benchmark runs in 1024 x 600 resolution with a low level of load on the graphics card. It’s suitable for most DirectX II capable notebooks and netbooks.
At the other end of the scale, you can get extreme preset running in 1920 x 1080 if you want to benchmark a PC which has been set up for high end gaming.
The free version of 3DMark Android is available over on the Google Play Store now and it’s very impressive.
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thanks
always found that everytime Futuremark bought out new benchmark programme for the PC it made me want to upgrade my grphics cards memory and processor… Hope it doesn’t make me want to do the same to my s3
lol yes i know that one all too well
got 3140 on my gs3
galaxy note ll score: 3201
Galaxy SkyRocket running CM10.1 w/ Moretz Kernel @1.782ghz: 4217
it’d be a great idea to run 3dmark on all the new flagships, thanks
Got 6387 on my stock Nexus 4 (The extreme test)
And this is exactly why i think that exynos in general is a bit too overrated. -_-
Meanwhile, on the original Galaxy Note, 10 FPS…
11486 on Nexus 4 normal test (stock)
My galaxy s2 crashes during physics test. My friend’s s3 got 2500, he was really pissed that the nexus 4 smoked him haha.
Nexus 7 with 4.2.2 got 1883 and Galaxy S2 with 4.1.2 got 1229 in Extreme Mode, in 720p mode the results are 3584 for the Nexus 7 and 1529 for the S2..Damn this benchmark is really intensive
This is nothing to do with Exynos man, it’s all about the GPU and that’s Mali 400MP in this case, but yes generally not very good
Nexus 4 also smokes HTC One, strangely :s
The exynos cpu’s are far from overrated. The problem is the shitty roms people install. If he was running the stock rom he’s score would have been better.
IM GOING FOR THE S4
i dont think that te s4 will do much better than this ..
My note 2 score was 3714 and 2865 in extreme
It will do much much better. My optimus G does much better than this.
Also like others have said, its mostly the gpu as to why the note scores so low. This test is meant to push even the latest mobile hardware to the limit. The mali 400 in the note 2 is from the galaxy s2 days so…
is the physics score related to cpu though?
That is strange. My Optimus G doesn’t smoke the one at all. Think android 4.2 on the Nexus has anything to do with it?
4.2.2 actually but yeah may be that and also may be the gpu is overclocked in Nexus 4 and as far as I know Optimus g and Nexus 4 have different cpu’s..I mean yeah both of them are snapdragon but different chipsets, at least gsmarena says that.
Yes, same GPU with some overclocking, S2 has a quad-core Mali 400@275 mHz, Note 2 has the same quad-core GPU but 400 mHz
both are snapdragon s4 pro. same cpu and same gpu
Yes apparently that’s true but here’s the benchmark comparison between S3, Htc One and Nexus 4, strangely Nexus 4 gets a higher score. But Nexus 4 has a newer software (4.2.2 vs 4.1.2) so that would be the reason who knows?
I couldn’t give the link directly thanks to Youtube, so search for ”Nexus 4 vs. HTC One vs. Galaxy S3 – 3DMark Benchmark” from the user ”oode”.A little cpu, more and more gpu like the other tests.
igot 5200 on nexus 4 in Ice Storm extreme the note 2 is relly bad
the 3DMark Android Ice Storm crashed on my Samsung Galaxy tab 2 7′ and 3DMark Ice Storm said that my device wasn’t compatible
Yep but you are running here movile phone’s option.
thanks for the video
ice storm extreme benchmark for htc one is 6804 haha
My highest score on 3d mark with my verizon galaxy s3 is 5847
but on my nexus 4 its 7229 ha and its using an older s4 pro
i have nvidia shield and its fast got 11585
HTC one X?
6517 extreme
normal 10609
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