Can anyone beat this, S7 edge

[mieinhull1969]

[anticpated]

No but it will be interesting to see how lg g5 and other flagship phones compare.

[mieinhull1969]

lg, the poor mans smart phone, seen the unboxed vid on youtube, took the guy 20 minutes to get the manual out.

[anticpated]

No but it will be interesting to see how lg g5 and other flagship phones compare.

Lg g4 here is 63012 on first run.

[anticpated]

Had samsungs before and prefer the lg interface. Wealth doesn't come into it if you ask me.

[viridis]

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@mieinhull1969 wrote:

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Yes, the MI5 quite easily.

I got the tablet Z4 to 101k but the Z5 tops out at 98k

But they are a year old too...

The only thing that puts me off S7 is the pi$$ poor memory management.

I was hoping it would be sorted this time but it isn't, if I keep an app open in background I expect it to stay open and not reopen when I want to switch back to it.

But, Sammy can easily fix it by being less aggressive on keeping ram free (which in itself is pointless but loads of misinformed complaints) 

[mieinhull1969]

Just asking that's all, been for a 30 mile bike ride and it's a little warm, speed isn't everything, it's the size that counts.

[mieinhull1969]

Will be rooting in the next couple of days, test then.

[viridis]

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@mieinhull1969 wrote:

Just asking that's all, been for a 30 mile bike ride and it's a little warm, speed isn't everything, it's the size that counts.

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I agree, was just replying to your initial question.

[anticpated]

The reality is all these synthetic benchmarks do is allow you to reference between equivalent or similar devices.

Different scenarios will give you other results. An average from several runs would be more approximately true.

The g5 has a few advantages. Modular design, removable battery (although this may have returned to samsung) and it has a newer snapdragon 820. How this compares to the exynos is negligible in the real world.