Asus Rog Phone vs Galaxy Note 9: Speed Test By Tech Thusiast

Hey, what is going on guys Tech through Z, asked here, and this is a speed test- comparison between the BASIS rock phone against the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. So we have the snapdragon 845 going up against the Enos 98 10 8 gigabytes of ram vs 6. They both have a scaled version of android. Now, with that being said, let's get started up. First is the ASUS rogue phone? It has a 1080p AMOLED display this on Android 8.1 Oreo. It has a higher clocked version of the snapdragon 845 CPU and the Arena 630 GPU and 8 gigabytes of RAM.

Then we have the Samsung Galaxy note 9. It has a quad HD AMOLED display it's also on Android 8.1 Oreo. It has the Enos 98 M CPU and the Mallet t72 GPU and 6 gigabytes of RAM. Just before starting the test you can see there are no apps and games running in the background in round one. The rock phone wins by three points.

Moving on to round 2, DRAM management. Here you can see all the apps and games are running in the background. So in round two, the rock phone wins again by three points. So that is the end of this spit test. Comparison, and here is a recap of these scores in ran one.

The rock phone won by three points in round two, the rock from won again and also by three points. This also happens to be the first time when they rope from one a speed test now in day-to-day gaming, I did find the rock phone to lag and overheat quickly. As for the price difference, the Galaxy Note 9 dusk was 50 pounds more, but it has a better camera and a better screen, and it doesn't lag or overheat like the rock phone. What did you think of this speed test comparison? Do let me know in the comment section now, if you have enjoyed this video, give it a thumbs up. If you are new here, then please do consider, subscribing as I have more videos coming up so make sure you hit that Bell notification, so you get notified as soon as I upload.

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