Gaming on the Note 10+ PUBG, Fortnite, Shadowgun Legends, etc.. | 60 FPS 12GB RAM Exynos 9825 By Tech Guy Charlie

Greetings and welcome back everybody to a new video. So today we are going to play some games on the all new Samsung Galaxy note, 10 plus, and we will see how the phone performs. Now I am recording this video at 60 fps so make sure that you're watching it at 60fps for the best experience. Unfortunately, I had to drop the resolution to 1080p because my camera does not do 4k 60s. So that is why I had to record this in 1080p to get 60 fps rather than record in 4k at 25 fps, and the note 10 plus I've got is running the new 7 nanometer Enos, 9825 CPU, and by the way, if you don't see this game, launcher drop down to notification panel, go to settings scroll down here and go to advanced features and scroll down here and turn on game launcher and game launcher will consolidate every game that you've got, and it will place them over here. So I've got a few games.

I think I'm gonna start with PUBG mobile one of the most popular games and someone told me you cannot actually plug your phone while you're gaming. Yes, you can do that, and you should do that because that way you don't drain your battery, and I'm just going to plug my phone in so that we don't drain the battery of our phone and there you go see makes no difference. Okay, so before we start playing, let me show you my graphic settings, so we are running this game in HDR, ultra frame rate then realistic style anti-aliasing is enabled and so are shadows. So this game is almost maxed out. Unfortunately, we cannot select ultra HD because it says coming soon.

Alright, so let's go ahead and start and if you drop the notification panel, we have something called game booster. These are some additional tools for your game. You can take screenshots, then there is temperature monitoring, memory monitoring and if we go to settings and there's not really much on here, but you can record your games if you drop the notification panel twice, there is a dedicated screen recorder over here and now our gameplay is being recorded. So right now the game is running in HDR and unfortunately in HDR the frame rate is capped to 30 fps. So let me just turn off HDR, and then you will see the difference now.

If you want to run PUBG at 60 fps and get a much smoother experience go to settings graphics and set the graphics option to smooth. Then you will get this extreme option. So if we set this to HDR that that extreme option disappears set this to smooth and set the frame rate to extreme now, the game will run in 60 fps, and I've also enabled anti-aliasing so that we get better visual quality but yeah. Let's see how the game works. Now, let's go ahead and start, and I also brought the camera down a little so that you guys can see in a little more zoomed in view by the way I have noticed.

The screen recorder does not record an ultra-high quality, so yeah just so, you know what I'm seeing on the screen is much better and much higher quality. So, yes, the game is now working at 60 fps. Oh, there's a gun, oh hello, there uh! Oh, oh, not bad gun, yeah you're, not going to live after that, replace our gun much better. Now I do prefer playing PUBG at 60 fps than 30, because it is a much better experience at 60 fps. Now after this game ends, I will turn on HDR and I will show you how 30 fps feels like, but yeah do keep it on 60 fps, it's a much better option: yeah you're dead! There are two more people over there.

I think this guy is AFK, he's not doing anything he's standing here. Okay, so this game is almost coming to an end. There are just three players that are alive: yeah, I'm not sure. If I'm going to get a chicken dinner, but oh there's another one over there holy crap did I just spin okay, enjoying the content, well make sure to subscribe and do press that bell icon so that you can get notifications to my latest uploads. Let's continue, you know what I have to say.

PUBG is a really addictive game, especially after getting two winner, chicken dinners in a row I mean I had to play it once again, so I've played three matches in pub g off camera. Okay, so the next game I want to play is Fortnite, so we have Fortnite over here, and I'm going to play Fortnite at 60 fps. It really doesn't matter. If I have to drop these settings, I think playing games at 60. Fps is a much better option and Fortnite is quite a demanding game on the phone does use up a lot of resources, so that is the galaxy skin.

You see that so let me just quickly go to settings and our quality is set to high and frame rate is set to 60 fps, which is what I want. You can change the setting to epic, but it will drop the frame rate to 30 fps, which I don't want. We will keep the setting on high and keep the frame rate at 60. Fps just going to click apply, and I think that's about it for the graphic settings, let's go ahead and play the game. Okay.

So here we are in the game. Everything is nice and smooth man. I'm telling you this galaxy skin attracts a lot of attention and no I'm not selling this galaxy skin or my account. That is out of the question but yeah. The thing is this skin attracts a lot of attention, and I'm going to start recording drop down your notification panel screen recorder, and we are recording.

Everyone was jumping. Let's go, I think I'm probably going to buy it real soon, because I haven't played this game in a very long time, but yeah it doesn't matter. I just want to show you the graphics and the performance of this game. Let's go there, so this is Fortnite running on the Galaxy Note 10, plus at 60 fps. I wonder where everyone is.

I see a person what the heck are. You're burning yeah, I suck at this game, but this game works fine on the note 10 plus, I think you guys will enjoy this. The next game on my list is shadow gun legends. Now I have reviewed the gameplay footage of Fortnite and pub g and the screen recording is actually not that great. I mean it kind of feels like the quality has been downgraded, because what I'm seeing on the screen is higher quality than what I have reviewed in the gameplay footage anyways.

Let's go ahead and play shadow gun legends. Oh man, look at that detail, beautiful settings, ultra-high graphics details, and it's running at 60fps wow. I mean just look at that. Look at how super smooth. It is amazing right guys, and it's super smooth, so I'm going to go ahead and record.

This drop down the notification panel screen recorder heads will roll look at that. That is just standing and phone is running this game flawlessly. Look at those reflections on the ground go. Is this auto firing yeah? Unfortunately, everybody regroups, no disrespect to shadow gun, sir. This doesn't seem foreign.

I don't want any surprises so guys this was shadow gun, legends, beautiful graphics, and it runs flawlessly in ultra settings at 60 fps on the note, 10, plus, okay. Moving on the next game, I'm going to run is gangster Vegas or gang star Vegas, and this game will remind you of grand theft, auto y city, and take a look at this because we have the phone plugged in our battery level is at 100, so we are not using any power from the battery. We are using the power that is coming in from the charger, but first I want to go to settings and show you the visual quality it's set to quality, so the game is maxed out sound, okay, so music and radio both are turned off. This game is sort of like grand theft, auto y city yeah, I kind of like it. So this is how the game looks like it's an open world game.

Yeah, like I said this game reminds me of grand theft, auto y city, okay, wow, just look at those graphics. Can we like ride a bike or steal a car? I think we can look at that. This is just like grand theft, auto and just look at those visuals. Ah, so guys. This is gangster.

Vegas running on the Galaxy Note, 10, plus the next game. I'm going to run is dead, trigger 2, always love zombie, shooter games, and this game is visually stunning. So let's go ahead and play this okay, so first thing you can see we have black borders on either side of the screen, so we are going to make this game run in full screen. So for that drop down the notification panel and open up game booster now over here, we need to change. A setting in advanced game features then tap on full screen apps over here we need to search for dead, trigger tap over here and make sure it's set to full screen.

Now this game will work in full screen see now the game is using the entire screen of the Galaxy Note, 10, plus much, much better, okay. So first off I'm going to pause the game options, let's go to performance, and you can see graphics, detail is set to high, and we are running this game at 60, fps beautiful. So, let's go look at how butter smooth this game is. You know what I'm gonna start recording what the hell is. This I see you here, okay watch out, damn it's close hold on no problem, you're ready for some trouble.

All right. Let's go! Oh, that was close. All right. Let's go watch out, I mean what the heck is. That was it human, so guys this was dead trigger too, as you can see, it works quite well.

So that was that trigger to the next game, I'm going to run is need for speed, no limits. I absolutely love this game. The graphics are insane. The gameplay is good, so we will wait. Okay, so here we go.

Is there music in this game? I have to mute the music, because otherwise it causes a copyright claim on YouTube. Yes, you turn music off. Now we can play this game without any problem. I think this game is locked to 30. Fps feels like that by the look of it, but I mean look at those visuals a few years ago, most modern computers wouldn't be able to play this game now.

Let's do a recording, so now we have to lose this game sort of looks like need for speed carbon, which was an amazing game by the way. Look at those reflections on the road beautiful so guys this is need for speed. Let's move on to the next game, so guys. The final game I'm going to run is modern, combat 5. , I'm going to skip over asphalt 9 because even the crappiest phones can run asphalt Fortnite.

So let's go ahead and play modern, combat 5. And look at how smooth this game is running. Do we have uh visual settings? So let's go to settings audio and graphics, so SSA bloom turn on. Then we are running at optimal. I don't think we can change it, but I do prefer to run this game at 60 fps.

So I'm not going to change this graphics quality. So, let's go back. This game does look visually stunning at whatever setting its running at okay, so we're going to start recording location over hold up. Let's go! You know what this game sort of reminds me of Call of Duty and crisis both of them come on. You know.

It's kind of difficult to play without a mouse in a keyboard, it's just easier to play with was and a mouse. This is let's get out of here. We've got company shoppers keep on firing. I think we're in the clear, oh they're all over us, we're in the clear also I have noticed the Galaxy Note.10 plus does not get as hot as the note 9 that might be due to those new uh, seven nanometer processors, but yeah gaming on this phone is impressive. I like it so guys.

This was martin. Combat five runs fine on the Galaxy Note, 10 plus so guys. That brings us to the end of this gaming review. Video on the Samsung Galaxy note, 10, plus the note 10 plus, is more than capable of running all the latest games on the play store at ultra settings and add 60 fps and, as always, if you have enjoyed don't forget to hit that subscribe, and the like button then follow me on my social media pages. All the links are down in the video description.

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