Thursday, May 28, 2015

Lenovo K3 Note Benchmark Test, AnTuTu 44000+ Points

As a 4G LTE flagship of Lenovo, Lenovo K3 Note comes with 64bit MT6752 Octa-core processor, the frequency is up to 1.7GHz, along with Mali-T760 GPU, 2GB RAM and 16GB ROM, so, how's the processing performance?

CPU-Z
                     
CPU-Z is a well-known detective software for PC end, you can detect the name of CPU, core, hardware, kernel architecture and any other info directly, showing you most internal configurations inside.

AnTuTu, 44823 points
                            
Without further induction, AnTuTu Benchmark is a software designed for Android smartphone, it tests smartphone's internal memory, 2D, 3D graphic performance, coding and decoding speed and other performances. In short, the more point it score, the better performance it shows.

3DMark
                   
3DMark from Futuremark has gradually became a standard to judge one's overall performance. As you can see, through a normal scenery and extreme scenery, Lenovo K3 Note did a great job and scored as we expect, 12180 points for normal occasion and 6850 points for the extreme one.

Vellamo
                      
Developed by Qualcomm, Vellamo, is the app to inspect smartphone built-in browser and stability, including Java script performance and user interface. See below the picture and you will find out how terrific it is.

Taken as a whole, as a cost-effective smartphone that costs just $183.99, you seldom can find any weak spot or something on Lenovo K3 Note, in other words, it is a super deal in a way.

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