*BEAST vs BEAST* Galaxy A20 vs Galaxy J7 Crown Speedtest! By Maxiroc

What is going on Maxwell welcome back to a brand-new video today, we're going to be doing a speed test between the galaxy 820 and the Galaxy j7 Crown stay tuned. The first thing I want to discuss here is the internal specifications of each device. Now, with the galaxy 820, we have an optic or CPU inside it here with two cores clocked at one point: seven, seven gigahertz or in other words one point a while the other six are clocked at one point: six gigahertz now you get three gigs of RAM 32 gigs of internal storage and the device is also gonna, be coming with Android 9pi out-of-the-box, with security patch January 1st 2020. Now, with the Galaxy j7 crown, we have not the core CPU setup as well, which has two cores clocked at 1.5, 9 and the other six are clocked at 1.5 six, not that much of a difference when it comes to frequency, but they are a little different. Now you get two gigs of RAM 16 gigs internal storage and the device also has Android 9pi with security patch of July 1st 2019, not exactly Marvel's the marbles when it comes to the speed test here, but both devices are outscore CPU. So, let's see what happens, but in terms of on paper here the galaxy eights when he does take this w so right now it is currently up 1 to 0.

Now, with the next part of the speeds has said, we're going to discuss are the internal specifications and numbers when it comes to using a to benchmark and Geek bench. Now with the Galaxy j7 crown, unfortunately, Geek bench doesn't function on this device, so I won't be able to provide that score for that CPU, but for the Galaxy 820 I have it so back on February 25th I did test Geek bench share on the device and I got a single core score of 271 and a multi-core score of a thousand. Even and when you look at the an tutu benchmark scores on each device, you can see that the galaxy 820 scored at 124 951, while the j7 had 114 643. So a 10,000 point difference in between two devices and so being that that difference is that big I'm going to go ahead and give this w to the galaxy 820 as well. So, unfortunately, here we flew through the first two categories.

Here the speeds have fairly quickly with the galaxy a t20 being up to 0. So with this next part of the speed test. Hopefully the j7 can make up some ground. So with this next part of the speed says here, we're going to be doing is opening a series of applications to see which device opens up each app faster and afterwards I test the RAM in each device to see which device holds that application better. In the background, after doing that, I determine the winner, so the first app we're going to test here is Play Store, so 3 2 1, and that goes to the galaxy 820.

The next app we're going to open up is YouTube, so 3 2 1, and that goes to the galaxy 820. The next application I'm going to open up here is Amazon, so 3 2, 1 I, believe that was a tie. So yeah tie the next application. We're going to open up here is Instagram, so 3 2 1, and that goes to the galaxy 820. The next application of I'm going to open up here is Facebook, so 3 2 1, and that goes to the galaxy j7 crown the next application.

We're going to open up here is Twitter, so 3 2 1, and that goes to the galaxy. A 20 and the last application I'm going to open up here is Spotify, so 3 2 1. That goes to the galaxy a 20. Now when it comes to the app opening part of the speed test here, the galaxy H when he definitely opened up more applications in the j7 I believe j7 only open up one faster. So now we're going to go ahead and test the rim.

Now being that one device has a little more RAM than the other. Probably isn't that fair of a test, but this is for entertainment purposes. I had a guess, I'll say the 820 held. The application is better in the background. Let's find out play store, held in a background by both YouTube held in the background by both hell, better 820 Instagram hell about the galaxy 820 Facebook held by the galaxy 820 Twitter, have it by the galaxy 820 I'm, not sure, what's going on with the j7 Spotify hello by both.

So when it comes to this part of the speeds, has fitted the app opening tests and RAM management. The device that took this one here was a galaxy 20 clearly, and that is probably due to the fact that I have one more gigabyte of RAM than the j7 crown. So at this point of the test, galaxy age 20 is up three and a j7 Crown has zero, so we're a world testing your own numbers here. The galaxy 820 has already won the speed test, but let's keep it going for the sake of entertainment, because I want to see which device actually performs the best and your next part of the test. Jun, let's see so with this next part of speed test here.

What we're going to be doing is installing three of the top applications here in the Play Store. Now, of course, with each device having different sized screens different CPUs, all that mumbo jumbo that does factor in into how fast the device can install an application, but for the sake of entertainment, as I said before, let's go ahead and see which device is faster, so the first application we're going to install here is the application called News break. So three two one so before the skis finish here, who do you think is going to win Justin by the looks of it I'm ago, a 20, the galaxy 820 has defeated to j7 when it comes to install in its application. So let's get to the next one. Now, with the rules of my speed test here on my YouTube channel, if a device installs two or three applications faster than the other, it automatically wins, and I get to the next part.

So let's go ahead and finish the test up, and so the next application I'm going to install here is TikTok. So three, two one now I'm a betting man I'm going to put my money on the galaxy 820. Let's see what happens, and that goes to the j7 crowd. So I would have lost my money there, but yeah I guess the j7 crown has thought faster than the 820. So let's go ahead and get that third app underway.

Now the third application is gonna, be an app that I never used or heard of Google Classroom three, two one. Let's see who takes this one and that goes to the galaxy 820, so per rules, the galaxy eights. When you saw two of the three applications faster, then the j7 crown. So at this point in time we have a score of four to the galaxy 820 and 0 for the j7 crown. So with this final part of the speed test here, what we're going to do is a simple restart to see which device power was off and powers back on fastest without any further ado.

Let's go ahead and close this video out and three two one I'm going to go with the 820: let's see what happens in a Galaxy j7 crown powered on faster. So that concludes the speed test between the galaxy 820 and the Galaxy j7 crowned with the a20 heaven for and the j7 crown have a new one. Now am I surprised with the results of this B test. Not really is exactly what I expected the device I should have. One was the Galaxy 820 he has.

That expects a little more RAM. It just made more sense for it to win now when it came to the app opening test. I knew for a fact, but the RAM management that the 820 was gonna. Take it I didn't know that the j7 crown was going to power pack on faster than the eight and then that the 810 is faster in every other category. It's kind of weird that does conclude this video here, if you guys want to see anything in the future with the galaxy 820 as far as speed test goes or any other video, and that matter.

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