[Q] How is the performance when running demanding apps in 4 windows concurrently?

[hajime_android]

Hello, can the Note PRO 12.2 handles four computationally intensive apps running concurrently in four separate windows without lag?

 

[Jayception]

When I loaded 3 videos at the same time and 1 web browser, they all played with no lag whatsoever and web browsing was smooth. When I had initially opened Facebook, 2 web browsers, and YouTube video playing, there were only slight micro stutters when scrolling web pages, but this subsided after a minute. For my NotePro to completely lag, I have to have 4 multiwindows open, as well as 4 pen windows all at the same time.

 

[hajime_android]

When I loaded 3 videos at the same time and 1 web browser, they all played with no lag whatsoever and web browsing was smooth. When I had initially opened Facebook, 2 web browsers, and YouTube video playing, there were only slight micro stutters when scrolling web pages, but this subsided after a minute. For my NotePro to completely lag, I have to have 4 multiwindows open, as well as 4 pen windows all at the same time.

Thanks. The performance sounds good. How about having 4 concurrent videos or 4 concurrent graphically-intensive 3D games?

 

[marcee79]

Why you don't just look at some benchmarks? I don't see any reason why anybody need to run 4 graphical intensive games at the same time. What do you try to find out? What are you going to do with the tablet?

 

[Beowulf_pt]

Performance is very good for normal usage, normal in my case would be watching a video at the same time I'm composing an email and looking at a website, perhaps with a chat app open. I guess you can try playing two 1080ps and a benchmark and see how it goes.

To me the worst is not the performance, but the fact that you can't add any app you want to the multiwindow, only a very small subset of "certified apps".

 

[hajime_android]

Is there a list of apps that work and don't work?

 

[callif]

To me the worst is not the performance, but the fact that you can't add any app you want to the multiwindow, only a very small subset of "certified apps".

Using the app mw-pen app enabler (play store) I was able to add most apps that I wanted. Slingplayer and a few others would not, but for a non-rooted device, this is an impressive start. In addition, many of the "side-loaded" apps launch in floating, resizable configurations.

I have now rooted the device and have installed wannam. It, too, has a multiwindow enabler which, from many past experiences, works well. Without a viable recovery, it might be risky as the two might conflict. Suggestions, comments???

Charlie

 

[wingdo]

Thanks. The performance sounds good. How about having 4 concurrent videos or 4 concurrent graphically-intensive 3D games?

Why would anyone need to run 4 concurrent graphically intensive games? How the heck would you play 4 at once?

There is no reason at all to test out situations one would never run into in real world usage.

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