Galaxy Note 10 Vs Oneplus 7 Pro Vs Razer 2 | THE BIG LIE !! | DON'T BELIEVE THE HYPE !! By Eazy Computer Solutions

What's up everybody- this is Erica, means computer solutions, so one of the biggest complaints that I hear about the Galaxy Note 10 and the Galaxy Note n plus, and then Samsung put a 60 Hertz display on a phone and a lot of people. Call it foul saying that the 1 plus 7 pro fans, it 19 Hertz, display the razor phone and the razor phone ?, that's 120 Hertz display and why Samsung put it 60 Hertz display on this device? Well, one question: maybe I want to be asked, is: does the 1 + 7 Pro really have midnight a Hertz display, that's a razor phone to really have a 120 Hertz display? Well, let's go ahead and put it to the test because never feel the tech preaches here. So we go put it to the test and see if they trooped it again sit back, relax and get your popcorn ready and follow me on this journey. Let's go what's up guys. This is Eric back with another video, so I got the Galaxy Note in plus right here: 60 Hertz discipline I have the 1 + 7 Pro supposed to have a 90 Hertz discipline. I got the razor phone to support to have a hundred and twenty Hertz display and I just got a random food-stamp phone here right.

The new mobile g3 supposed to have a 60 Hertz display on here, alright guys. So all the phones are booted up and the first thing I want to show you guys is dead. I got the 1 + 7 Pro is set ant, 90 Hertz all right. So what +7 Pro is at 90 Hertz settings right here, and I have the razor ? right and the razor ? right here is also set at 120. Hertz I want you guys to see that so there are no excuses, 120 Hertz, refresh rate here and 90 Hertz refresh on the 1 + 7 Pro, and then again we got the new world with g3 in the mix.

This ? can't show off a little. Alright, so I'm going to run two tests on two different browsers and the reason why I'm not running benchmark test and, as you know, benchmark test guys some it fabricates, or it makes the CPU go hard in what it's supposed to it makes the refresh rate go hide all kinds of things in between benchmark test has been caught. Cheating companies has been caught, cheating on benchmark tests, so we're not going to use benchmark tests here, but this test all right. We go use the browsers. Why not just use the browser's right all right? So, let's go to the Chrome browser here.

I am going to go to this website. That's called test and UFO comm, slash refresh all right, so we're going to go to tests, UFO, comm, slash, refresh or all devices all right, so I have test UFO comm, slash, refresh boot it up on all four devices. So let's take a look at this right. Let's look at this very carefully. All right and I do have sync on I'm a turn of sync off and right here is taken.

If you are playing a game of you doing something. This here is doing your frames per second right here. So let's look at this for a second just look at this. So once we look at this now, I have a 60 Hertz display here with the Galaxy Note m+ I have a 19 Hertz display here. I have a hundred and twenty Hertz display here, and I have a 60 her display here, right and, and one of the things I want to show you guys here is that I believe that in a Chrome browser it's capped out at 60 Hertz.

Alright, this is the Chrome browser. I want you all got to see this, so if you notice, no phones is going above, 60 fps right, no problem of them. No phones going above that not true to be told this supposed to be at about 90 Hertz, but look at it. Alright, write down, say 60, Hertz, right and 120 Hertz. Look at that 60 Hertz! Now the food-stamp phone at about no 27 frames per second is doing it about 54, Hertz, right, Galaxy, Note 10 to Betty, but the frame rates going up and down, but look at the frame rates go up to 60fps.

Alright, now I think this is my belief that the Chrome browser does it go past 60fps, let's go it'll pull up Firefox, and we go look at the same websites through Firefox, so we could get a two Testament or Hertz of all these devices, all right, so I have Firefox, pulled up, and I'm running the same website, and we're going to see something different here we go: Galaxy Note, 10, 50, 60 fps, it's a 60 Hertz display we get about 60 fps and, as you can see, we get 60 Hertz right here there. It is alright. If we go turn sync off after I show you guys each device here we go right here now right now, I'm seeing about 58 frames per second 56 58 frames per second on the 1 plus 7 Pro. Now this device supposed to have a high frame rate. This would be 90 Hertz without a doubt.

Supposed to be way up there, but look at it, 60, fps and right here, I may refresh it because they can't even decipher the refresh rate. All right can't even decipher the refresh rate, but we go turn sync off, and I'm going on to show you guys that all right raise a tube. It's not like a dad, a hundred and fourteen frames. This is a hundred and twenty Hertz display again I'm a refresh, but one of the strangest things here. It's the pixels per frame- it's only 8 pixels per frame- is only eight at 170 FPS right, so we got a higher frame rate, but we got led less pixels per frame compared to 17 and compared to 16.

Here on this one, so the 60 Hertz display is giving you more frames per second, then 120 Hertz display alright. So let's look at that, and it's go and get the food stamp phone new mobile and go call the foods that 51 53 frames per second there. It is look at that when you expect that out of a 200 dollar phone, alright guys, so I want to show you that I turn sync off alright. So this ain't right now is disabled on all devices, and we're still running the same here on the Galaxy Note, n, plus, and I turned off sync here on the 1 plus 7 Pro sync is turned off, as you can see, it's no sync here and we're still running about 58-54 40 frames per second and I turn sync off on the razor-toothed. Again sync is turned off alright and we're still running above 100 frames per second, and I turned off sync here on this device too.

So this device is running.28, 7, 25 frames per second at a 5351 FPS frame, break I, so I want to show you guys that I did turn off sync so, and it doesn't matter, you have VIA going off, but I've turned it off, so you all guys can see the difference between sync when it all on and sync what it off. So that is alright. So I refresh the website- and here it is the 1 plus 7 pro don't go past 60 Hertz, and we got the razor 2 is showing its 120, Hertz, true refresh rate here, alright. So let's go to another website here. Um and I won't show you guys this here, and we're going to go to sync all right.

So we go to sync calm, so you all guys can see precinct on this device. Also, so I got sync tested, I'm fired up on all devices on the Firefox browser. Now, let's go and take a look at this all right. Here we got again 58 fps here on the Galaxy, Note n, plus again 60 Hertz display right and on the 1 + 7 Pro again this supposed to be 890 Hertz display it's capping out at about 55 54 fps, and it's saying a 59 Hertz display 60 Hertz display that's on this device.60 Hertz display alright and let's go ahead and go here with the razor to not. Let's go ahead and blow that up a little.

We got about 70 68 FPS. Here there it is about 78 FPS here. So it's higher than any device out here now we at 1980. Here we go so looking at that you'd be the just for yourself and let's go on to get the new mobile g3 we're at about 26 25 fps, alright guys so in this video I showed you guys that the Galaxy Note 1030 spray, and it's been running 60 Hertz, not FPS, to be veritable going up and down between 30 40 to 60 FPS, but it is a 60 Hertz display. That is right.

Also in this video I mean you could call it a conspiracy theory. All you want I showed you guys, that is all 90 Hertz and this device did not go above 60 fps it didn't matter if I was in a Chrome browser or Firefox browser, and as you can see that it is stuttering a little. So it is what it is. I did not see this for the 1 plus 7 Pro go above 60fps. Also, I mean look, it is what it is.

I do see, that is dropping frames to 32, for this go up and down and stuff like that. This is a true testament right here, all right now, the reason to has its says it has a hundred and twenty Hertz display, and it's running above a hundred fps pretty much all the time you see it at 120 fps and set it at 120 fps. It is what it is. Even though you see that the picture it's running, you know 30 frames, 60 frames, and it goes up all up. Look at that.

That is 100 frames per second on the razor -. So this is a true 120 Hertz, just split all right. Now we get to the new mobile g3. You see that it's right there about 44 50 frames per second, it is what it is I want to put this in, and it's running, 26 27 frames per second now I showed you this video that I got the 1 + 7 Pro sick at 90 Hertz, but it did not go above 60 frames per second, so I don't know what's going on, but the 1 + 7 pro, but it is what it is. So for everybody, that's kind of talking about hey Samsung, sure to put and not it hurts display a 120 Hertz display on this device there.

It is look at that. Look at the smoothness on the device, and it's been very consistent. Not if you put this together against a 1, + 7 pro look at how the OnePlus every Pro is stuttering and look at the Galaxy Note 10 year. So this is a true testament on do. Do you mean the one plus seven possible to have a 90 Hertz this fleet, but why are they showing above 60 Hertz? Why are they going pass? 60 FPS now we all know that if you run benchmark tests and these phones been cheating, companies been cheating to give you high benchmark tests.

But when you are a browser, this is a true testament. Now, I've all heard the rumors that Chrome browser is capping out at 60fps on anything that you do, so I want to make this video, so I can show you god it is what it is. Look at that you could be the judge for yourself. Does the 1 plus 7 pro has 890 Hertz display I'm, not convinced this is Eric. For me, this computer solution leave your comments down below.

Let me know what you think: I had thanks stuttering like that thanks stuttering about this video here it all is Doris, see you guys on the next video.

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