Poco F3 GT gaming and performance review By Digit

Hi everyone, my name, is Sushant altar, and you're, watching digit. in your one-stop shop for all the latest news, features and reviews about smartphones, laptops, televisions and everything else. Tech. Today we're going to talk about poker's latest smartphone, the f3 gt, one of the most special devices from the house of polo. This one packs a lot of powerful hardware and offers some interesting gaming first features. So keeping that in mind we'll use this video to discuss the specifications features and all ends that makes this new phone from Poco special.

We'll also give you our take on the general performance. The phone tell you if it's good for gaming and, above all, if it's good for your money, but before that remember to subscribe to our channel if you're new and smash the like button. If you like this video, and even if you don't, do not forget to check out our other videos and share the ones you like with your family and friends, now with that out of the way, let's get this gaming and performance review of the Poco f3 gt going while Poco f3 gt is not being explicitly marketed by Poco as a gaming smartphone, it is in a sense just that, from its design to its display and the gaming first feature set, there are markers across the board that set the f3 gt out as a very capable gaming smartphone. For example, we have the design elements of the phone that you typically expect from a gaming phone on our gun, metal, silver variant of the device. We have sporty lines running on the sides of the gorilla glass 5 cloud back panel and even a flashlight, that's in the shape.

A flash. The back panel also features focus, branding bang in the middle aluminum frame of the device features, elevated curves and a flat finger resting areas on the side. However, what's more interesting is that there's also two physical gaming triggers on the right side of the frame which can be hidden or activated depending on the user's choice, simply by using the sliders placed next to them? These are male triggers that offer a nice and tactile feedback and, as we found out, are quite helpful if you plan on spending a good chunk of your time playing heavy-duty games on the Poco f3 gt, the f3 gt also comes with what is the first amulet display on a Poco phone. This is a 6.67 inch 10 bit HDR panel, that's put in place for media consumption and enhancing the gaming experience on the phone. This is because the display comes with support for 120hz refresh rate and full HD plus resolution.

Additionally, there is also support for 480. Ms touch response rate. That again is one of the features that improves gaming of the Poco f3 gt for protection. The display gets a sheet of gorilla glass 5. Apart from these, the Poco f3 gt also brings x shockers for precise haptic feedback and vibration, while gaming there's also support for DC dimming and, more importantly, hyper engine 3.0 to bring ray tracing capabilities to the Poco device. But that's not it.

We also have support for polo's game turbo, which gives the users the option to make a whole host of changes to tweak the performance of the device as a gaming focus device. The poke f3 gt packs a lot of powerful hardware that, on paper at least promises to handle all that you throw at it. For the f3 gt score. Hardware Poco has relied on the powerful MediaTek density 1200 soc, which, unsurprisingly, we've seen on a lot of devices lately over the last few weeks from realm to OnePlus and now polo, multiple phone makers have launched offerings rocking this particular processor, taking a deep dive into the configuration of the chipset, the MediaTek density 1200 soc offers an outscore CPU with the prime cortex a78 core clocked at three gigahertz and three cortex a78 performance scores running at 2.6 gigahertz. There are also four power: efficient, cortex a55 cores clocked at 2 gigahertz for gaming, the MediaTek dimension, 1200 soc uses a Mali g77 GPU, depending on your variant of choice.

The chipset also houses either 6 GB or 8 GB of ram, along with 128 GB or 256 GB of storage. As we found out during our review. The core hardware is good enough for everything, from basic tasks to playing games and even handling emulators paid to the fast 120 hertz display. The phone's core hardware facilitates smooth and lag free interactions when browsing the internet or scrolling through your Instagram or Twitter feed. The Poco f3 gt also handles multitasking well, and the high amount of ram, especially on the 8 GB variants, ensures there's no freezing or stuttering when switching between applications heavier apps such as games, also work fine and in our time with the phone we observed good load times and almost flawless performance while running titles like Call of Duty, mobile and asphalt legends.

However, when we tested the phone's performance using synthetic benchmarks, the Poco f3 gt did get a little exposed, for example, testing the device using the CPU throttling test. We realized that the dimension 1200 inside the Poco f3 gt was throttled to 71 of its maximum performance, raising questions over polo's claims of good heat management using a large vapor chamber and aerospace grade white graphene sink, while 71 isn't too bad a number. It would be important to note that Renault 6 pro 5g with the same chipset, managed to achieve better results as its CPU only throttle to 82 of its performance during the standard.20 minute stress test. As for the other tests, performance was a bit better with Poco f3 gt, doing better on both an tutu and geek bench 5 than the Oppo Renault 6 pro 5g. However, the performance was not on the same level as the Realme x7 max 5g, which also happens to be a MediaTek dimension, 1200 soc phone, but one that performed better on benchmarks than the Poco offering using game mensch.

The phone clocked a median fps of 60 frames at a stability of 97 for Call of Duty, mobile and slightly better median fps of 59 frames at a stability of 98 percent from asphalt, 9 legends. These were both better scores than what we previously achieved with phones like realm, x7 max and the Oppo Renault 6 pro 5g. Make no mistake: the poke f3 gt is a gaming beast one. That's built to tackle the most graphics intensive mobile games available right now. Its powerful chipset special gaming triggers and the RGB lights are all built to help this phone give the user an unparalleled experience while playing games, and that honestly, is its biggest strength.

So if you are in the market, looking for an upper mid-range phone and your prime concern is gaming, then look no further. As the poke f3 gt has you covered starting at rs 26, triple line for the base variant? The phone offers a good mix of special features and performance, which makes it easy to recommend, but if you're still undecided, this price segment has a lot of good options with the likes of real me, x7 max 5g and the OnePlus, not 2, also phones worth considering, so that was a gaming and performance review of the Poco f3 gt. Hope you liked it once again thanks for watching and don't forget to like our videos and subscribe to our channel for more such content. Thank you.

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