How powerful is your phone?

partyatmygaff

How powerful is your phone?

Download Linpack off the market and we'll see how each phone fares. Post your phone model, rom version and any other mods and of course your benchmark score.


HTC Desire
FroYo DeFrost 0.4 (OCUV Kernel, not overclocked)
39.84 MFLOPS


Pretty happy with that kind of performance

eoferrall

Nexus 1
unrooted froyo 2.2
MFLOPS: 38.122

No idea what it means though... so if you are happy with your score I will be also with mine!

Inquitus

Its more to do with how your phone executes the benchmark, my phone and P@MyGaffs are just as powerful as each other, being the same, though I am running a rooted Eclair ROM so will score much lower due to how the test is compiled and run.

Inquitus

partyatmygaff wrote: »

How powerful is your phone?

Download Linpack off the market and we'll see how each phone fares. Post your phone model, rom version and any other mods and of course your benchmark score.


HTC Desire
FroYo DeFrost 0.4 (OCUV Kernel, not overclocked)
39.84 MFLOPS


Pretty happy with that kind of performance

How are you finding that ROM, I am tossing up the idea of flashing it, is it fine apart from the camera? as in rock solid stable?

partyatmygaff

Inquitus wrote: »

How are you finding that ROM, I am tossing up the idea of flashing it, is it fine apart from the camera? as in rock solid stable?

Very stable but i'm changing over now to a different FroYo rom. eViL_FroYo

The camera bug has been fixed now but you have to apply the patch yourself on to the kernel file.

Abelloid

I can bend time with mine. I don't need any benchmarking software, I just know.

allen175

I was thinking of making a post about this a while ago, but forgot.

HTC Desire
2.1 unrooted
MFLOPS: 7.039

Thats around the best i get. Im not brave enough to go rooting just yet, still getting used to the phone.

Venom

The power of you're phone is insignificant next to the power of the force.

gerkeo

Ask Tiger Woods or Ronan Keating how powerful their phones are.

Tora Bora

My phone can pizz 150 meters against a force 10 gale :D

lord lucan

Nexus One
2.2 unrooted
MFLOPS: 29.581

EasyBoy1974

This is little more than a FLOPing contest

Professey Chin

EasyBoy1974 wrote: »

This is little more than a FLOPing contest

Ah now if I wanted to measure floppies id go on chat roulette

Atomic Pineapple

I have just run it on the G1 to see the difference between the first Android phone and the latest.

The G1 gets 0.9 MFLOPS.

Thats some jump to Froyo on the Nexus One getting 38 MFLOPS.

apope8

HTC Desire
Unrooted 2.1
5.942 MFLOPS


Is that good?? How come everyones in double figures??

EasyBoy1974

apope8 wrote: »

How come everyones in double figures??

It's the JIT compiler in 2.2 (hopefully hitting vanilla Desires on June 23rd!)

Ample Free ...?

Nexus One
2.2 FroYo
MFLOPS: 37.855

lord lucan

Ample Free ...? wrote: »

Nexus One
2.2 FroYo
MFLOPS: 37.855

I just ran mine again and got the exact same result as you posted. I've tried it randomly 3 times this morning and gotten varying results between 29 and 38 MFLOPS.

Tea_Bag

HTC hero
1.5 stock unrooted
2.3 MFLOPS

Ample Free ...?

lord lucan wrote: »

I just ran mine again and got the exact same result as you posted. I've tried it randomly 3 times this morning and gotten varying results between 29 and 38 MFLOPS.

I ran the test a number of times to get an average and 37.855 came up a lot, hence I went with that. Think the lowest I got was around the 32 mark, the highest being over 38. Average certainly seemed to be in the high thirties.

Gryzor

HTC Desire
2.1 rooted
7.021 MFLOPS

Stephen

Nexus One with stock froyo 2.2

37.855 MFLOPS

Inquitus

HTC Desire
Rooted - OpenDesire 1.5 UVOC 1.2Ghz

Linpack
2010-07-04 03:59:57 Inquitus/dublin 46.667 HTC Desire 1267.2MHz

Quadrant
1623

I'd highly recommend this guys ROM above all the others I have tried, really fast and stable. Flash the blackbar mod afterwards too

Also these UVOC mods simply give you the option to set your on demand clockspeed range from a min of 0.224Ghz to a max of 1.2Ghz. Flashing one does not overclock or undervolt your phone, it is just that the kernel supports UVOC and if you wish you can then install setcpu and use the provided setcpu.txt file to avail of UVOC options.

conor.hogan.2

G1 - oldschool
CM 5.08 (2.1 root)
2.27 MFLOPS

It is all about the perception - speed wise it seems snappy. Bu the hardware (design and camera) is more like a dogs bo@$ix than being the dogs bo*@ix.

Looking at people here who are getting around my score - root your phone for the love of god!
It makes it faster and more useful.

partyatmygaff

Has anyone gotten their Desire to hit 1.3GHz like the Nexus One. I've been trying but for some odd reason 1.267GHz seems to be its top point before becoming unstable.

Inquitus

partyatmygaff wrote: »

Has anyone gotten their Desire to hit 1.3GHz like the Nexus One. I've been trying but for some odd reason 1.267GHz seems to be its top point before becoming unstable.

I haven't bothered, as an aside I don't even think 1.267 is stable enough for day to day use.

I am sure though if you cooked a crap free 2.2 ROM you could could prob get some linpack runs in before a crash well above 1.267Ghz and get well into the top 10 on that metric purely as an overclocking/benchmarking exercise.

Brian

Nexus One with stock Froyo - 35.2 (listening to a podcast at the same time)

Mr Bloat

Rooted Desire running OpenDesire 1.5, no overclock

38.392 MFLOPS

Like Inquitus, I have been running this rom for a few days and have found it fast and stable.

allen175

Rooted and flashed my Desire, now running ShadowFrost 1.4.

41 MFLOPS

CPU is at default 998MHz, won't go any further.

I have been running ShadowFrost for a few days now, not mad about it, might change in a few days.

Brian

CyanogenMod 5.08 N1 - 7 MFLOPS
CM6 Nightly - 39.5