Samsung Galaxy M20 Gaming Review: CAN IT GAME?? (Episode 10) By YugaTech

What's up nerds Joey here, FPGA Tech, and it's been a while, but we're here again with another episode of the show where we take a look at different devices and answer one question and one question: only. This is episode, 10 of kill it game now, as you probably know by now, it doesn't matter if it's your first time watching or your tenth time watching, because nothing has changed with our premise. As we all know, smartphones come in all shapes and sizes with different outstanding features, but we don't really care about any of that. All we want to know is: can it actually play games and how good are they added? So in our last episode we got to take a look at the red, Windows 7, which is definitely a fan favorite and is still one of our top recommendations for a gaming smartphone in its price range. But for this episode we're taking a look at the newly launched galaxy and 2006 newest addition to a crowded entry-level market has the chops to stand out so Samsung Galaxy m20. Can it game? Let's see, let's begin by taking a look at the specs on paper, so we have an X.

You know: 7904 outscore CPU at 1.8, gigahertz, Mali, g71 and p2 GPU, 3, gigabytes of RAM and 32 gigabytes of internal storage. Now, let's keep this moving. Taking a look at our standard, that's set up all we have been sold on the phone or the apps we need now. Let's take a look at the numbers, so starting with our synthetic benchmarks for an tutu v7, the Enos submitted and l4 so far is right, where we expect it to be no, it's not taking down the snapdragon 616 or carrion 710 anytime soon, but it's right around the level of the Snapdragon 6-3 6 and above the Snapdragon 450, with a score of around 100 9000 for 3d mark what it does score pretty decently. In the Vulcan test.

In most mobile games, OpenGL matters more and in the OpenGL test we get a pretty subpar score of only 581, yeah, graphics, wise, it's not looking great, but apparently it's a pretty good for productivity, wise getting a score of around 5200 and PC mark 2.0. But this isn't really relevant to this review, since this is a gaming review, I, don't think I'd choose the m20 as a Productivity, for neither it can get pretty sluggish. Now, moving on to our gaming results, as per usual, we get our FPS and stability numbers from this amazing app called game bench again. We have changed our test games to mix things up. We still have asphalt: 9 mobile Legends, pop G, mobile and brawl stars, but now speed drifters is out and has been replaced by Honda impact 3, which a lot of you guys have been requesting.

Anyway, as per usual. Wherever possible, we set the graphics to the highest possible settings so for the FPS results. This is quite disappointing across the board. We're getting pretty below average results. The highest mark we get is 44 FPS and mind you that's for freaking brawl stars, which is probably the least demanding game in our test suite and for then on it doesn't get any better.

Honk I impact, 3 and mobile edges are at 30fps asphalt, 9 at 23 fps and the worst of them all. Pop G mobile is only at 15 FPS. Stability is also all over the place, gets as high as 90% for mobile legends and then as low as 49 50 8%. So with all these numbers, we must condense it all and conclude this video with one answer: can the Samsung Galaxy M, 20 game, I'm gonna, say no now wait before the fanboys up there bring out their pitchforks. Let me expand on my conclusion.

If we were to take the title of this series, literally Kine ct game, then obviously the m2 and the Ken game, because that would mean it can run games. Of course the games open up normally and run, but, as you would know, that's not the case. We have to keep a certain standard in this show, so we can give the best recommendations to you guys for gaming, smartphones and the m20 just doesn't cut it. Look it's priced at ten thousand nine hundred ninety pesos, but in this price range there are far better options. If you want a smoother gaming experience, add a couple of more a thousand pesos, and you can get a much better phone for gaming.

Redmi Note 7 before max per m2, maybe a carrying 710 phones like the honor 10 light Huawei wine in 2019 or Huawei Nova 3i, so purely for the purposes of gaming, don't bother with the m20 you're, better off spending your eleven thousand pesos elsewhere, alright guys so that wraps up this video. What phone do you want us to test in the next episode? Let us know in the comment section down below or hit us up on Twitter at yoga tech or send a message over to our Facebook page. If you enjoyed this video, please do leave us a like to subscribe to our channel for more content, hit the bell icon, so you don't miss any future uploads and be sure to visit yoga tech comm for the latest tech news reviews again. This has been Joey and I'll. See you in the next one.

Source : YugaTech