Note 10 Lite vs Redmi K20 Speedtest | SURPRISING! By Geekception

Hello guys the mono from kick selfie on here, I know Pierre doing awesome today, and today I'll be doing a quick speed test between the red make a 20 or the 90 versus the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 light. Let's begin and welcome back guys now, this video is going to be a very short quick comparison of the speed test between the no 10 light and the red meekly 20 or noon around these areas. As the 90, if you do not like this, video I do not like anything in it do make sure to. Let me know how you do not like it. In the comment section down below and while you're there make sure you hit the thumbs down button, and you do not subscribe. Let's get into the video now, starting with the specs, and you know, 10 light has specs such as the Enos 9810 paired with 8 gigabytes of ram.

The GPU here is a Mallet g 72 mph in GPU, moving on to the red, make a 20 or the mean 90. The processor here is a Snapdragon 730 period, 6 gigabytes of RAM. The GPU here is an Arena 618 now, naturally, because the no 10 light has more RAM 8 gigs compared to the K 26 gigs I expect that in you know, keeping apps in memory, the no 10 light is going to be better and the premise for this field test is basically very simple. There are two sections one is to test out how fast the phone open applications and the second is to test out how well the phone keeps apps in memory when it is opened. I made sure that there were no background apps running here, and they are connected to the same network.

Now do not absolutely go and take this poll to. Let me know which one is going to win. Do not take that poll at all, starting with the stopwatch and opening johnny trekker as the first app. The 90 opens it up faster with the new 10 light, a second slower, the more apps that are opened, the more the new 10 light greens and even passes the red Nicki 20, when opening Twitter on the second row of apps and the new 10 light is now at least one up iron and the no 10 light finishes the first lap at 45 seconds. Now.

The question is: if the no 10 light can keep it all in memory, the red McKay's when he finishes the first lap at 55 seconds, a full 10 seconds slower than you know, 10 light, the no taillights is blazing through the apps, with no hiccups to finish at 1 minute 3 seconds. The k20 is definitely going to take more than that time, though it has to reload Johnny trigger delaying the finishing at 1 minute, 41 seconds, a full 38 seconds later than the new 10 light. The no-tell light takes the win over the red McKee 20 here, even though the red make a 20 started fast and strong, which is something I noticed throughout all the times. I tested this even off-camera and as expected, the no 10 light keeps way more absent memory compared to the red McKay 20 again, maybe due to the fact that it has more Tikki bytes of ram. But then there's something really strange about all of this, because when I did a synthetic benchmark tests using Geek bench, the K 20 actually came faster than the new ten light, which was something that surprised me, and even when I did a boot test between these two devices.

Again here the red McKay 20 you booted faster than the note 10 light, so maybe I, don't I'm, not sure. I also did a very, very intense version of this beat test with. You know up sorry, video rendering in the background and all of that, but it sort of got corrupted when I was transferring it, but even in that I noticed that in real life performance the note 10 light actually defeats the red McKay 20, but in most synthetic benchmarks, maybe that do not represent real life. The red McKay 20 came out ahead of the new 10 light here. So if you have the red McKay 20 slashes, they mean 90.

This is definitely how the performance is going to be, or at least that's what I have done in my short time doing this test here, I noticed that the no 10 light in more every day scenario standard to beat out the red make a 20 in you know, opening ups than loading it from memory anyways again like I said hopefully did not vote in that. So you do not know how you performed, but if you did well, you sort of know how you performed and do not. Let me know in the comment section down there below and also do not subscribe. If you like content like this anyways I shall not catch you next time, don't forget to take care of yourself. Have a great one bye.

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Source : Geekception