When we have that Galaxy S6, we decided to benchmark it. At the same time, Samsung says that it put the most powerful thing it could into the phone, and that is why we have a 64-bit Exynos 7420 processor with eight cores and a maximum frequency of 2.1 GHz, a super-powerful 6-core Mali-T760 graphics chip and finally 3 GB of LPDDR4 RAM. The bonus is the UFS 2.0 storage with the speed of a computer SSD and the consumption of mobile memory, which is the main reason why Samsung removed the memory card from its phone. But are these paper data also reflected in the performance of the new device?
Clearly. In the benchmark that we made in the editorial office, sa Galaxy The S6 fared better than any other phone on the chart. His scores are incredible 69 569 points, while the closest competitors like the Meizu MX4 and Galaxy The Note 4 was scoring below 50 points. Well, because we've done it before review Galaxy Notes 4 and a benchmark was part of the review, our own information says a score of 44 points and a benchmark Galaxy The S5 had only 35 points.
So as can be seen Galaxy Compared to its predecessor, the S6 is up to twice as powerful, which is a really huge increase. In addition, Samsung has managed to develop a well-tuned and smooth software, the speed of which we are really impressed. Everything here is fluid, fresh and this time nothing really cuts. The same goes for phone startup. The time from pressing the Power Button to loading the lock screen is only 19,75 seconds.
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