The Sony Xperia T has just finished its run through our gauntlet of benchmarks, and we can finally see how this Sony dual-core Krait stands up against the competition.
We’ve got it going against the just-announced Motorola RAZR i and DROID RAZR M, the Samsung Galaxy S III, and the HTC One X and other current smartphone top-dogs.
The Sony Xperia T is powered by a Qualcomm MSM8260A Snapdragon chipset, featuring a dual-core 1.5 GHz Krait processor and an Adreno 225 GPU. Built on a 28 nm process, the Krait provides a great performance-to-power-consumption ratio that other chipset manufacturers are still having a hard time keeping up with.
BenchmarkPi shows just about the same numbers we saw at IFA. The Motorola DROID RAZR M houses the same 1.5 GHz Krait as the Xperia T, so it’s no surprise that these two devices top our standings.
BenchmarkPi
Lower is better
- Motorola DROID RAZR M
264 - Sony Xperia T
269 - Sony Xperia V
286 - Sony Xperia TX
289 - Motorola Atrix HD
294 - HTC One S
306 - HTC One X
330 - Samsung Galaxy S III
344 - Motorola RAZR MAXX
402 - Motorola RAZR i
534
This trend continues with Linpack, though neither device was able to surpass the (Krait-powered) HTC One S. Nevertheless, the results at the top of the pack are very close.
Linpack
Higher is better
- HTC One S
210.0 - Sony Xperia T
198.9 - Motorola DROID RAZR M
188.9 - Motorola Atrix HD
186.4 - Samsung Galaxy S III
177.1 - HTC One X
160.9 - Motorola RAZR i
108.5 - Motorola RAZR MAXX
51.2
Quadrant
Higher is better
- HTC One X (Tegra 3)
5952 - Sony Xperia TX
5793 - Samsung Galaxy S III
5365 - Meizu MX 4-core
5170 - Motorola DROID RAZR M
5126 - LG Optimus 4X HD
4814 - Sony Xperia T
4774 - Motorola Atrix HD
4178 - Motorola RAZR i
4125
The JavaScript browser performance tests tell a slightly different story, however, as the Xperia T found itself right around the middle of the pack in both SunSpider and BrowserMark. We expect scores to improve slightly with an eventual Jelly Bean update, which boosts the performance of the Android browser, but it’s a far cry from the Motorola RAZR i, with its Intel-optimized JavaScript-parsing processor.
SunSpider
Lower is better
- Samsung Galaxy Note II
972 - Motorola RAZR i
1043 - Samsung Galaxy S III
1447 - HTC One X
1468 - Sony Xperia T
1608 - Motorola Atrix HD
1647 - HTC One S
1708 - Motorola DROID RAZR M
1861 - Motorola RAZR MAXX
2136
BrowserMark
Higher is better
- Samsung Galaxy Note II
185034 - Samsung Galaxy S III
169811 - HTC One X
140270 - Motorola RAZR i
129562 - Motorola DROID RAZR M
113620 - Sony Xperia T
111265 - Motorola Atrix HD
107535 - HTC One S
98435 - Motorola RAZR MAXX
92653
Finally, GPU performance on the Adreno 225 is stellar, and it sits right up with the big guns in graphics performance. The phone runs 3D applications such as games very well, and the video playback experience is top-notch.
NenaMark 2
Higher is better
- Motorola DROID RAZR M
61.1 - HTC One S
60.5 - Sony Xperia T
60.1 - Sony Xperia TX
60 - Samsung Galaxy S III
58.8 - Sony Xperia V
58.8 - Motorola Atrix HD
56.7 - HTC One X
56.6 - Motorola RAZR i
38.9 - Motorola RAZR MAXX
36.9
Source : blog[dot]gsmarena[dot]com
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