Good games to test your smartphone’s power

How to test the power of your smartphone? Do you think your smartphone is very powerful because of good hardware and lots of RAM?

So why don’t you try playing a few games to relieve boredom, and also to test whether your computer is really strong, or is it physically weak? That’s quite an interesting idea (>‿♥)

#1. Play games to measure the power of your Smartphone

Heavy games are always installed by Reviewers on the device to compare and measure the performance of a new smartphone, because it can exploit the overall power of the entire device (including CPU, GPU, Ram and memory… )

With the expansion of Chinese smartphone OEMs, and their strategy of universalizing all new technology and new hardware, the performance market seems to be about to reach saturation.

Smartphones have different segments, and performance will also differ based on these segments. But if we only talk about the performance of the device, this is gradually becoming erroneous in the current market.

The power of chips from different OEMs will also vary, depending on the algorithm, optimization capabilities and chip type. In short, the idea that price is proportional to performance is wrong.

Smartphone performance will guide the development of the Mobile Game market, meaning that most mobile game applications today will be at a level that can be balanced for chips that are considered strong.

Of course, because if you make a game that’s too heavy and no device can play it, what’s the point, right?

I mean it can be weighed, but whether it’s easy or difficult remains to be discussed. So the question is how to choose a game to play?

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#2. How to choose a game to test the device?

Firstly You need to know what level of power your device has (cheap, mid-range or flagship). Why multitask when playing games, right?

At most, it’s just playing games, listening to music, and texting, but probably no one has the room to split the computer screen in half to play two different games at the same time.

Therefore, 6GB of Ram is quite enough to play games. If the chip belongs to the low-cost smartphone segment like Snapdragon 4xx or Helio P22 or lower, don’t try.

Read more articles: Why aren’t old flagship chips used in new mid-range devices?

Next: What is a challenging game? Yes, it is a game that requires a lot of index calculations to exploit the power of the CPU and detailed, realistic, sharp graphics… to exploit the power of the GPU.

Current chips all have 8 cores and are mainly manufactured on the 7nm – 14nm process, so the difference in CPU power will not be obvious, it’s mainly the GPU.

This article is just an introduction to the game genre and suggests some games for you, so there will be no download links or installation instructions. If possible, I will guide you in the following specific articles.

And now, I invite you to join me in taking a look at some games.

Popular ONLINE games today: Thanks to the development of connection technologies, today’s online games are developing very quickly. Quite ideal for both trying hard and testing your computer’s strength.

Lien Quan Mobile Since battlefield version 3.0, there is a clear distinction between weak and strong devices with graphic settings that can only be maximized with flagship chips from 2017 and above.

And until now, this is still a popular moba game and worth trying hard.

Honkai Impact 3^rd, A fighting game with Anime-style character building and images, seemingly simple but not at all.

When you reach high levels, have good gear, and fight huge monsters, the moves in combat create a lot of graphic details and damage stats for your device, to the point where the Apple A13 or Snapdragon 865 still has it. FPS drop phenomenon in combat. A pretty good game to try out!

PUBG Mobile, Fornite Mobile, Call of duty Mobile,… and other Battle Royale shooting games all have high match pace, high graphic detail and support for new technologies such as scanning frequency or high refresh rate of the screen, a game genre with can take full advantage of the features and power of Gaming Phone.

OFFLINE GAMES: Always games with engaging storylines and high graphics that do not depend on the network.

There aren’t too many offline games to choose from on mobile, but there’s no shortage of high-quality games either.

GRID Autosport: A game in the GRID racing game series that is quite famous on computers. Although it has been released for a long time and the gameplay is not too attractive compared to Gameloft’s Asphalt, this is the game with the highest graphics on the market. Android.

Not too colorful, no need for explosions, this game has very realistic gameplay and graphics, bringing great experiences.

Bright Memory: A new game released a demo not long ago on mobile to raise funds for the PC version, belonging to the first-person combat and adventure genre.

This demo is only about 1 hour of gameplay but the capacity is up to 1GB, and this is a game that makes the Exynos 990 chip far behind the Snapdragon 865.

Game Simulator: Both Android and iOS operating systems can currently emulate some old console systems such as Nintendo 64, PSP, SNES, etc.

Because the hardware of these systems has a similar way of operating as a PC and different from a smartphone, emulating these systems requires your smartphone to have a relatively higher configuration than the emulated system. .

Because portable consoles are no longer a problem when emulating, you should try emulating higher systems.

PSP: A portable console from Sony, which has been discontinued for a long time. The games on this system are quite old, but many games are still very engaging, and emulating this system is still relatively challenging for mid-range machines.

PS2: Sony’s 2nd generation Play Station, a legendary system with famous games like FiFa 14, Resident Evil or Devil May Cry.

Up to Snapdragon 845 and other similar chips, the gameplay on the emulator is quite good, but definitely not perfect. The FPS drop phenomenon occurs on devices using the Snapdragon 865 chip. Try to see if your device plays smoothly!

Wii: Nintendo’s system is quite popular in Japan. This system is still supported and new games are released, but these games are mainly light-hearted to target younger audiences or played for entertainment.

The Wii emulator runs quite well on the Snapdragon 855, and runs slowly on the Snapdragon 821 chip and below.

As for higher systems like PS3 or Nintendo Switch, emulation on smartphones is currently impossible, because the gap in hardware power is too large. But maybe it will be okay in a few years 😀

#3. Conclude

Yes, above are the games that I find very suitable for Test the power of your smartphone your. Do you have any other good games to test your device? Please leave your comment below this article!

Collaborator: Nam Hoang – Blogchiasekienthuc.com