Robert Hunt
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The guys who make Revenge of the Rob-O-Bot also make an interesting app called NenaMark2 that puts your graphics chip to a quick stress test and gives a score, so I downloaded it to see how my two Android devices compare.
The first time I tried it on my stock Nexus 7 it ran at 55.3 frames per second, but I wasn't surprised to see that others were getting numbers above 60 fps by rooting and/or overclocking. After a reboot I ran it again in airplane mode but it only ran a tick better at 55.8 fps.
The Droid RAZR MAXX (which does a pretty good job with TPA) ran at 34.2 fps the first time, but this time I DID see a gain after a reboot and turning off all radios with a score of 36.9 fps, although phone calls still take priority over pinball for the most part, so I doubt I'll be taking much advantage of it.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...251bGwsMSwxLDIxMiwic2UubmVuYS5uZW5hbWFyazIiXQ..
The first time I tried it on my stock Nexus 7 it ran at 55.3 frames per second, but I wasn't surprised to see that others were getting numbers above 60 fps by rooting and/or overclocking. After a reboot I ran it again in airplane mode but it only ran a tick better at 55.8 fps.
The Droid RAZR MAXX (which does a pretty good job with TPA) ran at 34.2 fps the first time, but this time I DID see a gain after a reboot and turning off all radios with a score of 36.9 fps, although phone calls still take priority over pinball for the most part, so I doubt I'll be taking much advantage of it.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...251bGwsMSwxLDIxMiwic2UubmVuYS5uZW5hbWFyazIiXQ..
