Geekbench Android App Reaches Version 4

As far back as Android took off, there have been incalculable diverse cell phones discharged everywhere throughout the world, from a wide range of various producers and brands. A few discharges get more consideration than others, yet at whatever point another Android gadget is put through its paces in an audit or YouTube video, it's regularly benchmarked. There are various diverse benchmark suites accessible for Android, including any semblance of AnTuTu, Geekbench, PCMark, 3DMark and a mess more. We utilize an assortment of them in our own gadget audits keeping in mind they can't enlighten you much regarding this present reality execution of a cell phone, they benefit work of telling you what the equipment is at any rate fit and generally where something remains on the command hierarchy. Presently, the prominent Geekbench has achieved rendition 4 on Android. 

A cross-stage benchmarking suite, Geekbench incorporates separate tests for both CPU and GPU benchmarking, keeping in mind it's not the most element rich benchmarking application on Android, it makes a considerable measure to get the showing with regards to done. In variant 4, very little seems to have changed, and it appears as if the jump from 3 to 4 is more about overhauling things than it is including anything progressive. Over on their online journal, Geekbench let us know that rendition 3 was discharged in 2013, and in those days the normal cell phone was a 32-bit undertaking, and around 512MB of RAM. Three years on and we're taking a gander at gadgets with as much as 6GB of RAM, with 64-bit processors the standard even in the lower-end fragment of the business sector. All things considered, the group have redesigned the CPU and GPU benchmarks that Geekbench utilizes on Android. Counting the expansion of basic codebases, for example, SQLite, which are regularly found in ordinary applications utilized by billions of us consistently. 

Accessible on Windows, MacOS, Linux and even iOS, Geekbench 4 is one of only a handful few really cross-stage benchmarking applications out there, keeping in mind it's not too energizing, it's great to see that it's at last been upgraded. Geekbench say that the new form will put more weight on the CPU within our cell phones, and give us a superior thought of how solid an entertainer said gadget truly is. On the off chance that you've yet to utilize Geekbench, or haven't experimented with your sparkling new cell phone, tapping the catch underneath will take you to the Play Store posting.