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Anandtech should publish disclaimer of their preliminary test!
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Did you see what they publish in their tests? I don't think so....
On their Manhattan test (on-screen) they showed as twice as less what the 6 Plus is really capable of.
I do. I was hoping for a competent source of quality information. This forum certainly ain't it. Anandtech has a good reputation. It's not like them to be sloppy. For that I can come here and read some posts.
those numbers mean nothing for real world usage, who is really basing a purchase off bench numbers. This isnt a gaming PC, its a phone. Good lord.
You don't get it, do you? It's a review. I read the whole thing, not just the numbers. But if they were sloppy with the numbers, what other part of the review did they half-ass?
It's called credibility. In this case, lack thereof.
LOL! Funny. I'll go an straighten out my bent, fuzzy, overheating slow and laggy iPhone 6+ now...
is your resolution on the 6+ set properly? I don't have a 6plus but i heard somewhere that the native resolution needs to be set properly on the 6plus
That doesn't sound right. Apple doesn't normally let you mess with resolution on iPhones.
http://gfxbench.com/compare.jsp?ben...Plus&os1=iOS&api1=gl&D2=Apple+iPhone+6&cols=2
according to the GFXBench link here, the app sees the 6 plus as 1136x640 by default?
its common sense that the 6 plus WILL score lower since it has to push more pixels in GFX tests
according to the GFXBench link here, the app sees the 6 plus as 1136x640 by default?
its common sense that the 6 plus WILL score lower since it has to push more pixels in GFX tests
It doesn't let you change it
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What about the offscreen 1080p test? The Plus still shows better results....