OnePlus 8 Pro vs Samsung S20 Ultra vs iPhone 11 Pro Max AnTuTu Benchmark Test By TechNick

If you're in the market for a new smartphone and money is no issue. Then you're probably going to want to purchase one of these three expensive beasts. I have with me today. The 1+8 Pro Samsung Galaxy is 20 ultra and iPhone 11 Pro Max undergoing an answer to benchmark test. We have updated the software across the board on all three devices over here. We have 12 gigs ram on the two phones on the left.

Four gigs on the iPhone lpddr4 two phones on the left are PDD or 4x on the iPhone over here: snapdragon 865 processing chips on the two phones on the left and an 13 Bionic chip with the iPhone 120 Hertz AMOLED panels, 2 phones on the left, 60 Hertz on the iPhone 11 Pro Mac's over there 1080p on the two phones on the left. There we've dropped them from 1440p and iPhone is native at 12:42 P. We have enabled game space and fanatic mode on e 1, + 8, pro high performance and game launcher mode on the s20 ultra and unfortunately, there is no performance mode option on the ? 11 from max Evan ? 2 version.8 point 3 point 9 on the two devices on the left on the Android devices and version 8 point two point, one on the iPhone over here being the latest Android version and the latest iOS version respectively, guys. This is Technic and without further ado. Let's go we're gonna, take a quick sneak, peek at battery percentage and degrees in Celsius at the start of the test over here, as well as CPU degrees in Celsius at the star.

We'll compare this at the end of the test. We have versions 8 on all three of them, of course the lowest version being on the iPhone, but that is the current latest version on the iPhone. Let's see how they do. We are currently at a hundred percent. We sped up to 2400 now back to 100%.

Real-Time keep an ad at the bottom of the screen there for more information on whether I'm, showing you guys this real time with I've sped up or slowed down the clip later on. We are going to be slowing down the club a hell of a lot. It's a 5 percent to see the difference between the 120 yards panels on the left and the half that hurts, which is the iPhones 60 Hertz. On the right hand, side. This is the first order of the entry to version 8 test over here, not too bad on all of them.

All of them are nice and buttery. Smooth same thing can be said with the second section of n2, 2 version hm looks pretty good on all three devices. This mean the same on version 7 and 8. So it's good to see that the first two were there. What has changed since version 7, those that terracotta soldiers, the most demanding part of the entity, version 8 test? That's why it is surprising that the scores are a lot higher with version 8 compared to version 7, but anyway and tutu is rocking these terracotta soldiers.

They look absolutely awesome. Take a look at this. We're going to slow down all the horses over here. What you've just seen right now, so that we can compare the jitteriness between the Snapdragon processing chips on the left and the a13 Bionic chip on the right hand, side. You must remember that the a13 is going to be replaced by the a14 Bionic, probably at the end of the year closer to September, so 5% slowed down.

Take a look at this over here looks really jittery because I have slowed it down, but there's a lot more ghosting and stuttering, going on the iPhone I think the smoothest being the s20 harsh over there stay tuned guys we're going to get to this again when we do the scrolling section of the test. I'll slow, the clip down once more. We're going to finish these terracotta soldiers over here, and then we'll get to that next. Section I think this part of the test, when I did an if PS test using entry to make sure you check out that video after this one, it was sitting at around 20 to 30 frames per second during the terracotta soldier part most of the time on all devices, even on newbies red magic 5g with 144 Hertz display doesn't matter if you have 144 Hertz. If the section of the test is that heavy that's going to be capping at around 30 and that's exactly what it did going to the scrolling section, 100% real time once again we're looking at the iPhone over here, it is streaks ahead of the other two, but it's the an tutu version.

Eight on iOS is slightly different to the ones on Android. Now we're hitting the Android one's over here, slightly delayed 100% real time now, we're going to put them all together. I've cropped this and mesh them all together, so that you guys can see them side-by-side.5% slowdown over here. Look at all the ghosting happening on the iPhone, still a bit going on the OnePlus 8 Pro I. Think the Samsung is actually the smoothest over here strange, but there we go both hundred and twenty Hertz panels.

I think the Samsung looks the best here are the battery results at the end of the test, the OnePlus 8 pro drained the most by five percent. It also drained by twenty-two point: five William hours per minute take a look at the mini Empire per minute calculation that I put on the left of the screen there for more information. These 20 ultra just dropped by 4%, with the middle million power per minute train of just 20 and the iPhone 11 Pro max also just drained by 4% same as that of the s20 ultra, but because it has a smaller 3969. The Empire battery, which is more than a thousand William, are smaller than the Samsung. It only had fifteen point eight seven million Superman, a train which is absolutely fantastic when it comes to the degrees in Celsius end of the batteries over here.

The one plus a pro was the hottest with forty point, five degrees, Celsius and added five point: nine degrees Celsius, the Samsung wasn't the hottest device, but it still added the same in degrees Celsius as the one plus a pro of five point: nine degrees Celsius. The iPhone only capped at 32 degrees, Celsius and I. Only added two degrees Celsius over there very impressive Apple. Looking at CPU temperature. At the end of the test here, the OnePlus 8 pro got the hottest at 44 degrees in Celsius added just six degrees in Celsius, not too bad, but the ACE 20 ultra just added four degrees Celsius over here, and only capping out at 38 degrees in Celsius great job Sam site.

Unfortunately, there is no way in measuring the CPU temperature on the iPhone 11 Pro max. Let me know if you guys know of any way to actually do this in the comment section down below final results here, first place being one plus eight pro with five hundred and sixty-six thousand points. This is very strange, considering I usually get closer to five hundred and ninety thousand on the OnePlus 8 pro, but it is summer here in China, and it is ridiculously hot. So that is probably why all these scores are slightly lower than you'd, usually see second place. Surprisingly enough, the 11pro max with four gigs of ram and an 13 Bionic chef beating the Samsung here with five hundred and fourteen thousand points.

Samsung, indeed lost third place here. Five hundred and six thousand one hundred and one points very disappointing with Samsung when it comes to the subcategories over here first place for CPU gets awarded to the one plus eight pro, with last place, being the Samsung when it comes to graphics, processing units Sun comes out on top with the OnePlus being second and the iPhone being lost in the memory department. It's no surprise to see that the ddr5 Rams on the left-hand side came in first and second respectively, with ddr4 X on the iPhone coming in lost, use the experience first on e1, plus second on the iPhone and lost on the Samsung over here. Overall, the OnePlus, a pro did the best, obviously coming in first with the highest amount of points and also getting the best subcategory results with the best CPU memory and user experience. The iPhone came in second place over here with a high score than the Samsung.

It didn't get the best of any category, but it did get the second best, CPU and user experience just second base to that of the OnePlus 8 pro the Samsung Galaxy S 20 altar came in third place, of course, with the lowest total score. However, it did get the best GPU subcategory score via trumping, the other two devices here, but it did indeed get the worst CPU and user experience. Two very important categories: I hope that you guys enjoyed watching this video as much as I did making it. This is Technic, and I'll see you in the next one.

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