SD845 Galaxy S9 insane Quadrant benchmark score!

[anon(10181084)]

Back in July I visited the US and sideloaded Quadrant Standard on a T-Mobile in-store Galaxy S9. Well, it absolutely obliterated Quadrant. In comparison, my Galaxy Tab S3 (SD820) gets ~33000 and my CAT S41 (MTK Helio P20) gets ~48000.

P.S. I know Quadrant is outdated as hell but it is still cool to see how it "reacts" to newer hardware.

 

[Rukbat]

That's what you get for using an 845. Just wait until the 855 comes out, with 7nm process. We'll need new benchmark apps.

(You did a lot better than a Pixel 2, running an 835 - 36795.)

 

[anon(10181084)]

That's what you get for using an 845. Just wait until the 855 comes out, with 7nm process. We'll need new benchmark apps.

(You did a lot better than a Pixel 2, running an 835 - 36795.)

Although Quadrant is pretty outdated, it still shows how much progress we've made in the past few years alone. Before I upgraded from the Tab 2 to the Tab S3, I remember it was a big thing for me to get the Tab 2 to cross "only" 4000 points (CM13, 1.42GHz OC and insane 1408mV core voltage were required, and near-boiling CPU temperature, up to 96C, was "acceptable").

Yeah... Also, sadly, Quadrant isn't on the play store. Luckily I have a backup copy of my personal copy of Quadrant Advanced, and the Standard (free) edition can be downloaded from APKPure or any other site offering copies of free apps. I think they kicked it off since it was no longer 100% accurate on all devices, and was probably super easy to cheat on. I think Qualcomm/Google was enraged that mid-end MTK chips were scoring better than more powerful Snapdragon chips, so they kicked it off.

Can't wait to try Quadrant out on an SD855

 

[Rukbat]

Wait. I've seen some supposed specs on the 865. Forget your socks, it'll blow your toes off.