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Oppo find 7a antutu benchmark9/1/2023 ![]() ![]() The differences in performance of the two devices are measurable by benchmarks, but we doubt anyone will feel it in daily usage. The Samsung also runs newer software, which was supposed to give it an edge as KitKat got another round of performance-enhancing changes. With Samsung's laser focus on performance, we expected the Galaxy S5 to pull ahead of the Oppo Find 7a in benchmarks, especially in the gaming section. Here Samsung's browser did very well again with the Oppo Find 7a splitting the difference between it and the Nexus 5. Rightware (who also make Basemark) put out a new version of BrowserMark 2.1. Compare the score with its top competitors and check mobile phones having similar AnTuTu Score. Note that Oppo only put Chrome on the Find 7a so that's what we used for testing. Check AnTuTu benchmark score results for OPPO A7 in Bangladesh. The Samsung-modified stock browser is usually one of the fastest and does perform quite well here, but the difference is fairly small here. Kraken is a JavaScript benchmark from the makers of SunSpider and is quite similar to it, except SunSpider suffered from its popularity - all browser makers optimized heavily for it, leading to unrealistic results. Most games still use 2.0, but it's interesting that the newer software gave no advantage to the Samsung flagship. Note that the Galaxy S5 runs Android 4.4 KitKat, which has OpenGL ES 3.0 support, while the Find 7a is on Android 4.3 Jelly Bean that only supports OpenGL ES 2.0. We also ran Epic Citadel, which more strongly favored the Oppo than GFX 2.7. Still, there were some differences in performance with the Oppo Find 7a coming out on top in GFXBench 2.7, while the Samsung Galaxy S5 topped GFXBench. AnTuTu 4īoth Snapdragon 801 versions have the same GPU clockspeed (which is higher than on the 800) and both devices have the same screen resolution. The Samsung Galaxy S5 came out ahead in AnTuTu 4, a full system benchmark and both were well ahead of Snapdragon 800 devices, like the Nexus 5 and LG G Pro 2. This means there should be no shenanigans going on. Naturally, we got suspicious so we ran the anti-cheat version of another Basemark test, Basemark X, but it showed no difference from the regular version. There's a small single-core advantage for the Find 7a, but the Galaxy S5 closes the gap in the multi-core test. Next we tried Basemark OS II, which showed virtually no difference in overall performance. This is despite the 8-9% advantage in clockspeed the Galaxy S5 has. Surprisingly, Geekbench 3 put the Oppo on top, by a small margin but still on top. After all both have Snapdragon 801 chipsets, except Samsung uses the MSM8974AC version, which has an overclocked CPU compared to the MSM8974AB inside the Oppo Find 7a. Going in, we expected the two to be fairly equal, with a slight CPU advantage for the Galaxy S5. We put the two contenders in our office through their paces, along with several other high-end devices we had in our office. We're undergoing a shakeup of our benchmark section and we have an updated lineup of tests featuring modern, popular tests. ![]()
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