Can You Game On The Galaxy Tab S6? By CivilSpider

Alright we got a win, and you know what it wasn't that bad for actually playing on the tablet. Well, you're on a tablet: yeah, hey guys! Welcome back! So it's no secret that I love my Galaxy Tab s.6 I've already reviewed this as well as talked about what it's like to video edit on here, but it's no secret that I love this tablet since I bought it and one thing I didn't really talk about too much. Is the gaming experience primarily for tonight, because I play that way more often than anything else with my friends and family, but I didn't want to talk about what the experience is like what some settings you can get. Give you guys some test footage on what I've captured um the experience on it, but overall I just want to see like yeah. You actually can game on this, and I would love to. Let you guys know what that's like alright.

So let me explain how I play for tonight. So when I played for tonight, I directly connect my PS4 controller into the tablet by using the USB to USB-C adapter I got when I got my Galaxy Note n Plus, once it's connected, you're ready to go right away, and what you're, seeing first, is the footage of me playing in my very typical settings, which is medium 60 frames of psych eon with a hundred percent 3d rendering I planned this month, because the frame rate is way more consistent, and I like a smooth gaming experience as much as I can, rather than pushing the tablet to its highest quality. Now I know some you guys are gonna, say well, I want to see what that's like I want to see what it is I'm missing out on. So here's the thing with the tablet you are able to do full epic quality. You know for tablet’s sake and what you can do with that is.

You can put it all the way maximum, but you can only play it at 30 frames, a second which here you go you're now seeing some footage on there, which I'll leave on screen for you guys for a couple seconds: okay, so that was in 30 frames. A second adds epic quality. So now this is going to be high as 60 frames. A second and here's that as well now try to really see the difference in between the two, because quite honestly, I do not, and I would much further have a perfect gaming experience and have a lot of dropped frames or any issues simply because a tablet needs to keep up with a demand. Now, here's all three right next to each other, so you can go ahead.

Try to find the difference, see which one you like more but overall I, gotta, say medium or high, preferably medium would probably be where I would have it. Okay, now that game aside, let's go ahead and talk about really quick, something like Call of Duty mobile. Now this game I do play just right there with my fingers on the tablet. It feels great I never have to tinker with any of the settings, because when it comes to the game, it's very light, you can easily max everything out and have a perfect gaming experience and here's the footage as you're seeing already on screen and for those of you that do play pub G mobile, the same thing. You can go ahead and leave the settings how it is because you're just going to have a perfect optimized experience right out of the app so go ahead and take a look.

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Source : CivilSpider