Samsung Note 3 uses software tricks to boost its benchmark claims technology blog Ars Technica. Samsung did it in the past when it caught tempering scores of popular benchmarking applications.
According to latest discovery from ARS Technica Samsung is inflating benchmark scores by 20-50%. While most of the benchmarking software showed 20% more in benchmarking score when compared with a competitor device with similar specifications, the worst result was from Linpack which showed Galaxy Note 3 is 50% better than other manufacturer.
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 was tested along side of LG Optimus G2 and both the devices use Qualcomm 2.3GHz Snapdragon 800. ARS technical claims that Samsung’s device triggers a benchmark booster that makes all the CPU cores to run at full clock speed during certain benchmark apps.
