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*** 2D graphics
 
*** 2D graphics
 
*** 3D graphics - OpenGL single-pass and multi-pass rendering with stencil buffers
 
*** 3D graphics - OpenGL single-pass and multi-pass rendering with stencil buffers
** Standard edition is free, and not for commercial use
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** Standard edition is free, and not for commercial use - only produces a single number, that I can see
 
** Produced by [http://www.aurorasoftworks.com Aurora Softworks]
 
** Produced by [http://www.aurorasoftworks.com Aurora Softworks]
  
 
* [http://slideme.org/applications?text=quadrant Quadrant Advanced and Professional Editions]
 
* [http://slideme.org/applications?text=quadrant Quadrant Advanced and Professional Editions]
 
** These editions are available on SlideME
 
** These editions are available on SlideME
** Note sure what the difference is
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Some people have posted benchmark scores from their devices here:
 
Some people have posted benchmark scores from their devices here:

Revision as of 11:41, 27 April 2011

There are a number of useful benchmarks, for testing the performance of different things in an Android system.

Here are some available from the Android market:

0xbench

Quadrant

  • Quadrant Standard edition, in Android Market
    • CPU, I/O and 3D graphics benchmark
      • CPU - arithmetic operations, XML parsing, multimedia decoding
      • Memory throughput
      • I/O - filesystem access and database operations
      • 2D graphics
      • 3D graphics - OpenGL single-pass and multi-pass rendering with stencil buffers
    • Standard edition is free, and not for commercial use - only produces a single number, that I can see
    • Produced by Aurora Softworks

Some people have posted benchmark scores from their devices here: http://androidforums.com/samsung-vibrant/139183-post-your-quadrant-benchmark-scores.html

Command Line benchmarks

  • iozone -
    • ex: to test filesystem I/Os using a l 1MB file, using 4KB record size , without fflush & with fsync 1
iozone -i 0 -i 1 -i 2 -i 4 -i 6 -i 7 -s 1024k