Poco F3 vs Poco F3 GT PUBG 90 FPS Gaming Comparison Test | Snapdragon 870 vs Dimensity 1200 By Golden Reviewer

Hi guys, this is golden reviewer welcome back here I have the Poco f3 and the Poco f3 gt. The f3 is powered by snapdragon 870. Well, the f3 gt is the new device with dms, and it's set to be designed for gaming. So today we are going to test the PUBG mobile gaming performance on these two devices. One interesting thing to notice is that the Poco f3 gt actually has 90 fps official support from the PUBG mobile game, while the Poco f3 does not have 90 fps support, so you can only enable up to 60 fps on the f3. So actually, this is not a completely fair comparison, because there's no way you can control all the conditions to make them exactly the same.

But anyway, let's still do the test, we'll basically use smooth graphics with Aaron, well, 60 fps on f3 and 90 fps on the f3 gt- and there is also one thing to note- is that the FG gt actually has the physical trigger buttons which have mapped to the fire button in the game, and it's indeed very, very nice to have these buttons. While you are playing games like PUBG mobile, because it makes aiming and shooting much, much easier, alright, so I'll actually play the game for about 10 to 15 minutes and at the same time, I'll show you the real-time fps and power consumption at the bottom of the screen. So if you are interested, you can watch the full gameplay. Otherwise, please skip to the end of the video where I'll show you the full result and give you my conclusion all right. So without further ado, let's go bring up voice chat.

Oh help, help, help, help, help bye so different and let's go enemies ahead. So so so all right. So from now on I'll reserve, a few minutes uh solely for the Poco f3 gt, so I'll stop showing the gameplay on the poker f3, because it's just smooth 60fps, and it's not really that interesting at all right yep. So please enjoy the gameplay footage on the Poco f3 gt. So, okay, so we finished the test and let's see the fps graph, I have to say that for mid-range device, the Poco FG gt actually performs very, very well.

You can see that the average fps reached uh 89, so it's almost always 90 fps, almost all the time. We do see a few frame drops here and there, especially when you are at a boot camp or at the spawning area. So there are a lot of players nearby, but the fps never actually dropped below 60, which is great, and I have to say that overall gaming experience was very enjoyable because it was smooth, and it had the trigger button for me to use. On the other hand, the Poco f3, because it doesn't support 90 fps, so it almost stayed at 60 fps, all the time which is actually expected. I think if the developer enabled 90fps for Poco f3, they should be able to reach 90 fps as well, because the device actually has very good performance.

It's just a configuration thing. The developer just doesn't want to enable 90 for it all right. So let's move on to the power consumption record, and we have to say that the poker FJ gt actually did uh quite well here at 90 fps, the overall power consumption was only 4.6 watt. So the device has a 5 000 William hour battery. That means you could play the game for more than four hours and 90 fps, which is actually very, very good and on the Poco f3, because you don't actually have 90 fps you're running the game at 60, so the power consumption is actually very low, it's less than 3 watt, but you can't really compare these two numbers right, because it's 90 and 60 is completely different.

Gaming experience, alright guys. So that's all for today's video. I hope you enjoy the video, and thanks for watching, see you next time.

Source : Golden Reviewer