SD 768G vs SD 750G vs SD 860 - iQOO Z3 5G vs Mi 10i vs Poco X3 Pro | Performance & Gaming Test By MySmartPrice English

So in our previous video, we had the Realme x7 max India's first phone with the dimension 1200 soc, and today we have yet another new phone with yet another new chip. I'm talking about the IQ z35g, which is India's first phone with snapdragon 768g and the moment a new chip comes in. We really want to put it through its paces with respect to how it performs. Therefore, we decided to compare it against two of the most powerful chips in this price range: the snapdragon 750 g inside the 10. I and, of course the 860 inside the Poco x3 pro now. I've consciously avoided bringing the Enos 9825 and the snapdragon 865 into the conversation, because these chips are ancient and, of course, uh.

The snapdragon 865 toting phones, like the Realme x3, and the ICO 3, which were available for 100 rupees 25 000 rupees, which is the base variant of those are currently sold out. Also, I had made this video about the Enos 985 inside the Samsung Galaxy f62 throttling a lot you guys should go check it out anyway. My name is shark you're, watching my smart price, English and in this video we're gonna, be, of course, putting the snapdragon 765g through its basis. Let's get started, but before we move on, don't forget to hit that red subscribe button and the bell icon right next to it to get notified whenever my smart press without an awesome, new tech video, because we can take all the subscription right now we're trying to hit 100k really soon. We started off by testing geek bench on all the three phones.

As expected, the Poco x3 pro, which snapdragon 860 comes out on top with the best single core and multi-core scores. The ICO z35g with 768g, comes in second with a very respectable score as well, followed by the meet and eye with the snapdragon 750 g. In fact, I must mention here that these scores of the meter9 could also be indicative of the performance that we can expect from the upcoming word CE 5g, which is expected to use the same chip. Next, we moved on to an tutu version 9, which is a slightly more holistic test which takes into account the CPU GPU and memory or ram performance into account again. The snapdragon 860 shows its might here.

It is by far the most powerful phone of the three. It manages a score of over 5.7 lakh, as opposed to 4.5 lakh odd achieved by the IPO z35g with snapdragon 768g. The snapdragon 750g is definitely lagging behind. Now know that I didn't run back-to-back android test, because we have specialized stress tests for you, starting with CPU throttle, and this is where you realize that, despite all the power offered by the snapdragon 860, there is significant throttling after 30 minutes of continuous run, you can see that the 768g doesn't throttle as much, nor does the 750g. While we saw how CPU throttled in the three chips, let's check how the GPUs function under stress for this, we use the 3dmark stress test which placed a graphics latent sequence.

On top with respect to stability, the 768g and the 750g were on par and no surprises there. Really. The Poco x3 pro with the snapdragon 860 had a slightly lower stability score, but at 97.8 percent is not too bad. Really, however, the Poco x3 pro touched 47 degrees, whereas the z35g and mate 109 were at 40 degrees. I did feel the heat too in my hands.

As for the battery drop, the Poco x3 pro dropped the most with nine percent drop in 20 minutes, but that's fine really considering the amount of power on offer. Also, it's not too much of a drop overall. The GPU performance is the best on the Poco x3 pro, but we shall confirm that in our real world gaming test. Now, if you come this far and if you like, what we've made, don't forget to hit that like button and maybe even comment below, doesn't take money, please go ahead and do that so that the YouTube algorithm can actually push this video to more people. Looking for similar videos in a real world gaming test, I play 20 minutes of Call of Duty mobile on all the three phones, starting with the mate 109 first, which has the 750g, of course, the meat, and I could play the game at high graphics and max frame rates.

I did notice some frame drops occasionally, and the phone did get pretty warm. In fact, it was the hottest of the three I moved to the Poco x3 pro next, which can actually play the game at very high graphics and max fps, but I pulled it down to high graphics to maintain parity with the three phones. The Poco x3 pro was just gliding through the game. I was landing more headshots and my gameplay was generally better just because the phone was so powerful. It didn't get too hot either.

Now I finished this round of testing with the ICO z35g with snapdragon 760 AG, and it maxed out at you know max fps and high graphics, 2, similar to the 750g. However, there were fewer frame drops compared to the 750g, although I must say this, the ICO, z3's oleo phobic coating is extremely average, and I had the oily finger problem while touching its screen. I'm not really a fan of you know the feel of the screen, plus the display doesn't get too bright either compared to the other two phones. That said, as you can see in this final chart here, the IPO z3 ran the coolest and lost the least battery in our real world testing as well in general ICO's performance, optimization with fun touch OS, is generally more stable compared to mini on many phones, including the Poco x3 pro and the mate, and I here regardless I'd easily pick the Poco x3 pro with snapdragon 860 as the best gaming phone under rupees 25 000. So it goes without saying that the Poco x3 pro with snapdragon 860 is the most powerful phone that you can buy right now for gaming under rupees 25 000, yes, mini tends to throttle CPU performance, but when it comes to raw GPU grunt, what the snapdragon 860 can offer the others cannot in this price range, but the snapdragon 768g inside the ICO.

Z35G is no slouch plus you also get 5g along with it, which is not available on the snapdragon 860, which means that this makes the phone future-proof and for those who are wondering the ICO, z350 supports the n77 and n78 banks. Now the 750g inside the mini 10i is pretty good even today, but uh newer, better chips are obviously coming, for example, the 768g, which is there inside this and, of course, the 778 and the 780. All of these are actually going to be really more powerful chips. You know powering the next generation of mid-range phones. Now the 750j is possibly at the end of its cycle, which begs the question: why is OnePlus launching the word CE 5g with the 750g at the end of its cycle? OnePlus rarely ever does that I mean it is always at the top of the soc launch cycle, which makes me want to believe that OnePlus is possibly you know doing that to actually gain market share and, of course, uh make a killing out of it, but more on that in our one plus, not c 5g video.

So what did you guys think of the ICO? Z3 uh, you know 768 g performance do let us know in the comment section below. I hope you guys like this video until next time. This is ashlar from mysmartprice signing off goodbye and godspeed. My friends.

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