rashidi_zin
Senior Member
Can anyone explain what all the values are I'm curious what all its doing when testing. How to get better scores? Been running this on 6 devices. Thanks in advanced
Sent From My HP TouchPad 32Gb ICS
Sent From My HP TouchPad 32Gb ICS
Very consistent highest overall 7580 consistently above 7550 very decent bench
HTC amaze 4g
Overclocked 1.72ghz dual core
Gingerbread 2.3.4 with faux kernel version 009
Rom: Fourth Bar Sense 2.4
I wonder if it will improve once ics rom is available for my device
HTC amaze 4g
Overclocked 1.72ghz dual core
Gingerbread 2.3.4 with faux kernel version 009
Rom: Fourth Bar Sense 2.4
I wonder if it will improve once ics rom is available for my device
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Hammer_Of_The_Gods
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Hi,
Thanks for the update...but nothing changed in my settings before/after the update (same settings for cpu,oc,voltage,tweaks,etc...) at 1.42 ghz for overall score:before the update about 8000 and after the update:about 7700 sometimes 7600...
Heu...Why?
Galaxy Nexus with ics 4.0.4.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium
Thanks for the update...but nothing changed in my settings before/after the update (same settings for cpu,oc,voltage,tweaks,etc...) at 1.42 ghz for overall score:before the update about 8000 and after the update:about 7700 sometimes 7600...
Heu...Why?
Galaxy Nexus with ics 4.0.4.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium
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HOX with InsertCoin + Eternity kernel, and stock speed 1.5Ghz
Native - 24732
Java - 6526
Overall - 13808
Native - 24732
Java - 6526
Overall - 13808
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bedalus
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Hello. Bought the Pro key, very nice app. I would like to see the customise menu remember the last selection though... hint hint 
Have just done an in-depth study using CF-Bench to test four kernel builds which are identical except for the memory allocator. Thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1696284
The device is the nexus s, SLUB performs best.
Have just done an in-depth study using CF-Bench to test four kernel builds which are identical except for the memory allocator. Thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1696284
The device is the nexus s, SLUB performs best.
How did you manage that score when in your screen shot it shows your battery level at 2%. I though once the battery gets below 20 or 25% it slows down the CPU's to 1000Mhz...
Out of the box meizu mx 4-core score: 13873
How do you like that Meizu? Where did you buy it?
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73About
CF-Bench is (mainly) CPU and memory benchmark tool specifically designed to be able to handle multi-core devices, produce a fairly stable score, and test both native as well managed code performance.
It tests specific device properties you do not regularly see tested by other benchmarks, and runs in a set timeframe.
It does produce some "final" scores, but as with every benchmark, you should take those with a grain of salt. It is simply not theoretically possible to produce a single number that accurately describes a device's performance.
Why ?
I know, there are lots of other benchmarks. But they don't give me the numbers I'm personally interested in comparing. Few really support multi-core or test both native and Java code. This benchmark is also supposed to give a more "stable" score compared to some others.
Current scores
Here are a number of scores reached by tested devices:
Samsung Galaxy S2 @ 2x1200 - 6498
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1v @ 2x1000 - 5188
HTC Sensation @ 2x1188 - 5174
Motorola Atrix @ 2x1000 - 5136
HTC Thunderbolt @ 1920 - 4663
Motorola Droid X @ 1200 - 2792
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7" @ 1000 - 2401
Samsung Galaxy S @ 1000 - 2205
HTC HD2 @ 1536 - 2041
Samsung Apollo @ 667 - 488
HTC Hero @ 748 - 359
HTC Dream (G1) @ 528 - 191
Of course, you should really keep in mind that the three different scores listed at the bottom of the app are pretty meaningless
Download
Market link (mobile): market://details?id=eu.chainfire.cfbench
Market link (desktop): https://market.android.com/details?id=eu.chainfire.cfbench
2Understanding CF bench Scores
Hello, I am running the CF benchmark on the Android Devices which I intend to profile for performance debugging.
But I am bit confused on how are these score calculated for the native and Java tests.
I am seeing some ambiguity and inconsistent results with the test case of Java MIPS in specific.
So @Chainfire can help me to understand how do these scores are calculated to end up with those values in the result screen ?
Is it time that it takes to run that test case or what is it based on ?2
