POCO F3 vs POCO X3 Pro GENSHIN IMPACT By Frankie Tech

It's ken shin impact on the Poco f3 and the x3 pro will they deliver or melt under pressure? Let's have a look, hi guys, it's Frankie from Frankie tag, good to see you guys again, and I'm here by popular demand to bring my tension impact gameplay on the Poco x3 pro and the Poco f3. Now, when I released my pub g showdown yesterday, a lot of you guys were in the comment section saying: Frankie tech. We want to see gentian impact on these phones, and that is exactly what I'm bringing you today now. These phones are going to be running extreme settings here, 60 fps, and I'm also filming at 60 fps with this video. So you guys can see how smooth these phones actually run. Gentian impact will the snapdragon, 860 and 870 deliver smooth gen shin impact gameplay on these phones? Let's have a look so here the graphics settings will be testing on these phones, and we're going pretty much highest level on all of these.

You see that high high high, and we're going to make sure that we are at 60 and this switch is obviously the custom on both phones and both phones are showing overclocked here. So this is going to be a pretty difficult test. I also have the CPU monitor in the background that will be measuring the temperature of the phones, and I got my trusty thermometer to measure the ambient temperatures and so initially checking the fps on these phones.54 61. Let's get started here on the Poco x3 and guys. I just started a whole new, save data, so we're starting pretty early off in this game.

Let's fight some bad guys, and you can actually see what that looks like here on the Poco x3 and these level. Two bosses shouldn't be that much of a taxing thing for this phone, and you can see they're moving around 42, fps and overall looks pretty good on this phone, but I do notice when I pan around like this. That is when I see the biggest frame drops on this phone. It's around 23 degrees in this room and overall it is playing in, but I'm definitely noticing more stutters here, 43 fps, and then we go to the cut scene on the Poco x3 pro, let's jump over now to the Poco f3 and see how we do and here on the Poco f3- and let me tell you guys it is very smooth, buttery smooth here on this phone. I wish it was a bit brighter, though there you can see a little more contrast and still a smooth 60 fps on this phone.

Let's go ahead and teleport to monster, so we can see a little more of this game all right. So it is nighttime in Mont said: let's fly down now and see what it looks like you see as I pan around pretty smooth guys. Yes, maybe there's the occasional stutter here when I'm kind of moving it around, but if you're just kind of flying in a straight line. It's doing really well here around 53 fps on this phone and back here on the Pogo x3 pro, and you can definitely tell that these settings are taxing these phones. I mean 60 fps for any phone would be a challenge, but it's definitely a challenge here for these devices as well- and you know I was wondering- because maybe it was nighttime, but it's not the case guys, because after just 10 minutes of playing at these settings there, you see it.

The Poco f3 has gone dim display with these settings, and a lot of you guys have asked me Frankie tech. Is this an issue with this phone? Maybe a software update will improve it. I think guys these settings will just do this to a phone. In fact, I've had this happen on iPhone 12 pros the iPhone 12 Pro max, even after 20 minutes of extreme 60 fps will dim its display. Now.

Yes, it's still very much playable, I would say even with a dim display, but you can just tell it is much darker, despite it being nighttime than it should be to lower the temperature of the CPU, but so far the Poco x3 pro has kept its display bright, and let me tell you, though, this phone is definitely getting hot, so I would say definitely a challenge if you're playing at 60fps on these phones and now to check the CPU monitor. I think this is going to be a brutal, a brutal temperature. We're going to see from these phones are you kidding me. Did I just see 79 degrees, and now it's coming down to 67 65, 54 52, and you see the graph 3's display is super dim? This is a pretty shocking result and all it took was 10 15 minutes of gentian impact at max settings. To do it, and a lot of you asked Frankie tech.

Can I continue playing? What do I do? Well, I think in this case you will have to wait, or you'll just have to stop playing the game at 60 fps to get the display back to a normal brightness and now just spending a few minutes out of the game, and you can tell things are a bit smoother on the Poco f3, but I want to find some bad guys here to really start taxing the CPU there we go. You see a little of a stutter there, and I will try to increase the brightness in post-production but yeah. Definitely it is getting super dark, we'll switch too amber to get this guy. Oh, yeah! There we go. Take that oh yeah made it look easy and so a big question.

A lot of you guys have asked Frankie tech is the poke x3 pro now the best budget gaming device that you can get, and I would say probably yes, I mean this is a gaming phone and despite the high CPU temps, this phone is actually more comfortable to hold because of the plastic edge and plastic back than maybe other devices which would have an aluminum edge. Let's find some more bad guys here we go. Oh yeah, take that boo yeah. Take that a little of a stutter there, let's clear out this cam, shall we and like I mentioned guys very early on in this game here with this save data. You know a few stutters here and there, but nothing too extreme, take that oh yeah.

There we go and back again on the Poco f3 and guys, I'm stunned. I've never seen a display get so dim, and it seems to be getting more and more dim the further we get and now guys we've been playing for around 20 minutes on these devices, and I'm going to measure the ambient temps of these phones. Let's see how they're doing 45.6 degrees unbelievable and the Poco f3 is at 44.1, so you could call this aggressive gaming, of course, but I did not expect the Poco f3 to damage display to this level, and so what we're going to do now is we're going to actually reduce the settings of the game and, let's see if that makes any difference, and let's just go to the medium default settings here. Playing at 30 fps on these devices, let's see if that, allows the Poco f3 to cool down a bit and then get its display back to a normal, reasonable level of brightness, and you can immediately tell the difference guys. It is a much smoother gameplay here at 30 fps and let's face it guys.

If you want to play at the highest settings at 60fps, you're not going to be getting a phone like this you're going to need to step it up to like a gaming device, a ROG 5 or a black shark or a device that has like legit cooling or a fan accessory like the ROG 5. That would be able to play this game at 60fps and do it without melting as well and meanwhile on the Poco f3, but now at medium settings the phone has cooled down a lot of guys. I'm telling you a lot and there's a much more comfortable level to play this game at and there you can see the display slowly getting a bit brighter. I think in no time we will be back at max brightness on this display and so now, just a couple of minutes later, let's measure the ambient temps of these phones and there we see the results, 45 degrees, 56 degrees on the Poco x3 pro, so the poke x3 pro has definitely gotten warmer than the Poco f3, but guys the Poco f3 has suffered some serious dimming and so, despite having maybe the better CPU on board and despite delivering smooth 60, fps, gameplay kind of shocking to say this guys. But I'm going to give the win here in gen chin impact to the Poco x3 pro believe it or not.

Despite the high temperatures, it was actually still comfortable to play with his phone and, unlike the Poco f3, the x3 pro managed to keep its display at full brightness the entire time, but all in all the Poco x3 pro handled Gandhi impact gameplay better than the Poco f3. In my testing and there you see the Pok?mon 3 with a still slightly dim display, and maybe this is something that, with a software update can be improved. But for now the Pogo f3 is suffering from major screen dimming after just 10 minutes of gameplay on mention impact, one last fight for the road. Take that oh yeah booth there we go but hit me up in the comments. Are you surprised that the Poco x3 pro played Gandhi impact with fewer issues than the Poco f3, and is this dim display issue on the Poco f3, something that you're concerned about hit me up in the comments? I'd love to hear about it and that's it for this video? If you liked it give me that thumbs up and if you love the content of Frankie tech subscribe to the channel, hit the bell icon for future updates, and I will be continuing to monitor this situation on the Poco f3 and see if it does continue happening when I'm playing mention impact on this phone stay tuned.

So that's it, and this is where I leave you by saying this is Frankie tech signing off have a good one. You get hot Pogo x3 pro, but at least you stay bright. You.

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