REDMI 9C GAMING REVIEW @ MAX AVAILABLE SETTINGS By Manila Shaker Philippines

And this is the Redmi 9c and the first question that comes in my mind. What is the difference between this and the Redmi 9a? Well on the spec sheets? It is more powerful, and it has three cameras while Redmi 9a only has one inside g35 is a budget with decent performance and multitasking. So we tested it in gaming, and this is the Redmi 9c gaming review. First, Redmi 9c costs, 4190 pesos for 2 gigs and 32 gigabytes, internal storage and 5990 for three gigs plus 64 gigabytes. This is a budget powerful device and for the price of 4990 for 2 gigs of ram. It seems a little lacking, but let's find out if it is worth it.

Quick, specs, Redmi 9c is powered by hello g35 12 nanometers, with two gigs of ram and 32 gigabytes of internal memory. The GPU is power, VRG 8320 and has a maximum frequency of 680 megahertz. It has a large 5000mah battery and a 10 watt charging a large 6.53 inch, 720p IPS LCD screen and a 13 megapixel AI, triple cam running on android 10.0, with mini 12 skin right out of the box. The UI feels interactive and informative. It has cool animation and a little lighter compared to the mini 11.

It doesn't have a performance mode, so we will stick with the normal performance. Furthermore, it seems that it is on its high performance score, and even it only has 32 gigabytes of storage. We managed to install at least five games and benchmarking apps, and we still have space left and now, let's start with 100 battery. Let me first show you the benchmark results. After we conducted some benchmarking, the battery drops only about four percent, which is good now.

The first game is mobile legends we are currently in the recommended settings, which is medium with HFR, turned off, and we're having a great stability here. It is not stuttering on the first minute of our gameplay. Until we get in clash, fights fps is stable, with at least no stutter. It has 30 frames with 99 stability and the settings now. Turning on HFR mode, we get somehow stable gameplay, but frames is not constant.

We get 55 fps at 97 stability, it is playable and recommendable. However, if you want more stable gameplay setting the texture, quality to low is the best option, while high frame rates mode is still on to receive the best experience running asphalt, 9 on Redmi 9c is somehow acceptable, although here we can see that we can set it to the lowest quality, which is performance mode, so we will first try the recommended default quality and the game receives little hiccups, especially when we are bumping or crushing other cars. In the course the game is playable throughout with good fps of 29, with 95 stability. Setting it to high quality is not advisable, but this is how it looks like stability and drastic frame drops happened, but still playable. I did manage to be in top one in the race a little update on our battery after 40 minutes of our gameplay, the battery reduced from 96 percent down to 89 percent, a solid performance on a 5000mah battery next is PUBG.

Mobile recommended settings is smooth plus medium. We can have higher frame rates available even in the balance settings, so we tried recommended and max settings available in recommended settings. We experience a lot of stutters upon landing due to rendered buildings, especially in big cities. Good thing, though, after we land and loaded the resources, the game is pretty stable and playable, at least some hiccups due to graphic rendering, but fighting's against the enemy. It's all good.

We get 25 fps with 98 stability, while playing in max available settings which is balanced, plus medium texture, quality, reduced our frames and stability. We get 24 frames and 96 stability still playable and enjoyable I mean for the price of it. It is acceptable. Next game Call of Duty mobile god m only offers low settings with up to high frame rates, low is 20, fps medium is 25 and high is 30. Playing in recommended settings which is low, plus medium frames.

We get a pretty solid fps, but stutter is present. The only problem I saw on this phone is, it doesn't have a gyroscope sensor, and it doesn't even offer an artificial gyroscope to help my aim bumping it up to the highest, which is low, plus high settings. We get a constant 30 fps with 95 stability, and it is still playable now for the last game. We have black desert mobile. Furthermore, we can only install five of these games, as our memory is almost full.

Furthermore, we didn't fully occupy our storage to keep the performance. Healthy recommended settings are in medium graphics, with 20 fps and again, as we advise bumping up, the frames to at least 30 fps is the better thing to do.20 frames is a little choppy, so if you want more stable, gameplay choose the lowest possible settings and pick between 30 and max frames for a better experience. Bumping it up to maximum is not applicable, as it is lagging and stuttering. Last update on our battery 73 in two hours and a half of screen time. The solidity of five thousand William hour battery is present here, which is great so for the battery endurance test and charging test here are the results so, overall it can play those heavy games, but in the lowest possible settings and for its price.

What can we expect? It has decent power in casual gaming multitasking and will fulfill your day-to-day use. One of the perfect phones for homeschooling Zoom meetings and casual gaming with just a budget price good thing, Redmi releases a variety of budget phone to choose from so choose your phone wisely, and that's it. That's the gaming review of the Xiaomi Redmi 9c. Is it a bung for the buck? Let us know in the comment section below our giveaway is still accepting entries, make sure to visit this video to know the mechanics. We will also be having another giveaway for you guys so stay tuned.

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