Sony Xperia 1 ii PUBG Mobile Test - FPS / Battery Drain / Battery & CPU Temps By TechNick

The Sony Xperia one mach 2 has an incredible camera setup stunning design and seriously solid, build flip. The phone around use that wonderful physical fingerprint sensor, and you get welcome to a fantastic 4k resolution display on a smartphone, but can it play games more specifically? How does it perform in pub key mobile? Well, we're going to be testing out frames per second battery drain, as well as heat dissipation throughout an hour of pub G mobile game play, which is going to be absolutely epic, and we're going to be using this fantastic game enhancer to boost our performance over here. What does it have the latest software updated here and, of course, you're going to be using that wonderful 4k display, and we're going to rocket the brightness up as Max as we can go this? To be honest, guys, this earning Xperia one Mach 2 is not the brightest phone around we're going to be using an infrared thermometer gun to taste our heats guys. This is Technic and without further ado. Let's go, of course we're going to start up by checking the battery percentage at the start of the test. We have 0 minutes and 0 seconds on the timer on the right over there.

We're going to also test out the degrees in Celsius for the battery, which is found at the lower part of the phone and at the top of the phone. Next to the cameras is housing at the CPU and GPU chips over there, while the GPU is actually integrated within the CPU, which is indeed the Snapdragon eight-six 5 processing chips itself. We have maxed the graphics settings as well as the FPS settings for pub G mobile over here, and we're sitting at a seriously stable, 60 fps, as you can see at the top of the phone over there. I'm, not the best performer, but I must say: I really do love pub G mobile gaming. When playing at this wonderful 21 by 9 aspect ratio.

It is not stretched. You can actually just see more field of view, and it looks absolutely fantastic remember. This is indeed a 4k phone. It has a 4k screen, but pop G mobile only renders at 1080p. So yes, when you do take a screenshot that shows that it is showing at 4k.

So it is actually just playing at 4k, but all the textures and everything else is rendered at 1080p, so that you don't get too much of a knock in the frames departments over here. So it's not gonna. Look much better in that respect, but that 21 by 9 aspect ratio definitely is something to talk about. Checking out the attempts, after just six and a half minutes we're sitting at around 42 degrees Celsius for the battery and over 50 degrees, Celsius for the CPU and GPU. That is ridiculously high.

We've added eighteen point three degrees Celsius in just six and a half minutes to the CPN GPU we've added, almost 10 degrees Celsius to the battery and the battery has drained by 6 percent in 6 minutes. That is not good. Guys, like I, said we're using 4k rendering at 1080p, but it is not doing wonders for the battery and there is no way to actually change the screen. Resolution dance is an EDP within the settings of the phone itself. Don't get me wrong, guys, I, absolutely adore the Sony Xperia one walk to.

It has actually been my daily driver and honestly one of my favorite phones around, but it is getting seriously hot after just a couple of minutes of playing pub G, and its battery is training ridiculously fast. Wait. Four thousand William battery while getting to a bigger analysis of the heat, as well as the battery drain at the end of the video says, stay tuned for that one. We're sitting at the 18-minute mark now we're going to go all the way through to an hour and I have sped things up a bit: I, don't wanna! Keep you guys for an entire hour. So after 15 and five minutes we actually dropped in CPU and GPU degrees in Celsius.

We also dropped in battery in degree Celsius. But of course, the battery dreamed once more. So we're now down by 11 percent after 15 and a half minutes which really sucks remember that the Sony Xperia one more ? like most phones around is capped at 60 Hertz. So we can't get more than that, but pouch Mobile is capped at 60 Hertz as well. You can't get more than 60 frames per second using the global version of Pusey mobile.

So even if you have 128, Hertz display phone you're going to be kept at 60 when playing this specific game. We're closing in on that 30 minute mark, and it is getting really hot. My hands are literally building up with sweat. You're going to have to slap a back cover on the back of this phone. I would suggest maybe a material cover so that it doesn't come through the plastic and make it too hot.

But honestly, this game looks fantastic with its aspect ratio. You can see so much more on the left and right winner chicken dinner. We won this round over here with the MVP. Getting 9 feels great job over their dude. So what do you want for sending the battery department playing battle? Royale has really suffered in the battery Department for the Xperia 1 mark 2 and looking at the temps.

It does not look good guys, so we're now down 20% in the battery department after 30 minutes. That is ridiculous, guys, like absolutely insane so five times, that two and a half hours of pop G and your phone will be completely sad, we'll probably drain a little quicker than that we're playing domination over here in a third person player mode, and we're speeding through once more but seriously guys we added even more to the battery degrees in Celsius and CPU and GPU in degrees Celsius. After that 30 minute mark and just to let you guys know, infrared guns usually come at the box with an emissivity level of 0.9 5 that is set to organic materials and after a ton of research and testing, it seems like a point.5 is the sweet spot when recording heats coming up from electronic devices, such as smartphones, we're hitting that 45 minimal 33 percent, now we're almost half of what we started at 45 degrees Celsius for the battery and is still well over 50 degrees, Celsius for the CPU and GPU I. Guess. The good thing here, if you want to think glass half-full, is that it hasn't really changed much from the six-minute mark.

We're sitting at fifty-two point: five degrees, Celsius off to six minutes and now just 53 off to 45 minutes. So it's not really changing as you play, but playing in general makes the phone ridiculously hot. We actually went down a bit from the 30-minute to the 45-minute mark over there by points seven degrees Celsius, but we went up in the battery degrees Celsius over there. Once again, we have now drained even more 28 percent drain in 45 minutes. That is absolutely insane guys.

Like I said: you're going to get a little over two hours of gameplay of pub G on this device. You're going to want to bring that brightness all the way down. The good thing is that we do have HS power mode, meaning that you can plug your phone into a socket and won't charge the phone it won't drain. The phone will use all that power and go straight into it. I didn't use it over yeah, because I specifically wanted to test our battery drain.

I did take the FPS counter off, but if you guys are interested in using that FPS counter yourself, the performance metrics were captured using game pinch Pro. The most accurate Enterprise testing tool in the industry follows the link in the description down below for more information, we're about to hit that one arm mark over here and get to the final results.26% left in the tank of the Opera, a 1 mark 2. We can also check out the heats for a little second over here.45 degrees in Celsius haven't really changed much from the last time we checked, as well as the CPU and GPU sitting around that 53 degrees Celsius mark over there, which is not good, but at least it's not changing. Much checking the front of the phone. It does take the heat of the screen into consideration.

That's why I keep checking out the back of the surface area over here, and the total results over here when you look at that table at the top 35% drain in an hour is insane, are the phones with four thousand William AA batteries seem to only drain about 15%. After an hour of Pusey, but remember, they aren't showing it at 4k rendered at 1080p they're, showing it at 1080p rendered at 1080p. So that is a massive factor over here. Another is that because the phone is getting so hot, it is pushing the performance more meaning that it is going to drain slightly fosters. Well, we have added 12 point 2 degrees, Celsius to the battery and 18 point 8 degrees Celsius to the CPU, putting the CPU and GPU at 53 degrees Celsius in total.

At the end and forty-five point, seven degrees Celsius for the battery at the end, which is insanely hot, most phones after an hour of Pusey, are sitting at around 40 degrees, Celsius for the battery and the CPU respectively. This is sitting well over that and apparently your phone is perfectly fine if you're sitting below sixty degrees, Celsius for the CPU GPU and battery, so I guess this is safe. But in my hands it doesn't feel like it like I, said earlier: I absolutely love the Sony Xperia one mark ?, but is this phone for gaming for the aspect ratio alone of 21 by 9? Yes for sure, but for 4k gaming, rendering at 1080p and playing for long periods of time no I just do not think that it is a gaming phone for enthusiast gamers out there guys I hope that you enjoyed watching this video as much as I did making it. This is Technic, and I'll see you in the next one.

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