Meizu a few hours ago, Meizu Pro 5. A very promising device on paper. It’s equipped with an octa-core 64-Bit Exynos 7420 processor for good reason. Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, S6 Edge+ and Note 5. All are accompanied by 3 or 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM depending on the model and Samsung’s latest UFS 2.0 memory modules. So which of these two do you think beats the other in benchmarks?

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AnTuTu

Geekbench (multi-core)

GFXBench

Androbench (storage memory test)

Fluency Gamebench NBA 2K15

Temperature of three devices while running a game

To answer this question, Meizu has released a series. comparative comparisons Meizu Pro 5 (shown in blue) and Samsung Galaxy S6 (shown in green) with Snapdragon 810 processor, both equipped with Exynos 7420 processor and Xiaomi Mi Note Pro (coloured orange) and all Tests are the last Chinese flagship to lead the dance .

knowing you have a hardware Full HD 1080p display While the S6 has a Quad HD display, we wouldn’t be surprised if the latest Meizu beat Samsung in AnTuTu, where it scored over 77,000. However, we observe the same attraction in all tests.

in the test to evaluate storage memory performance, Androbench, the Chinese are still outpacing their Korean rivals. The gap remains minimal and both outperform the Xiaomi Mi Note Pro thanks to the UFS 2.0 memory modules designed by Samsung and found in Korea’s latest models since the S6.

To better demonstrate the superiority of Exynos 7420 over Snapdragon 810, Meizu also presents a performance comparison of the three devices in NBA 2K15. Once again, its latest smartphone is ahead of its two rivals and even surpasses its Korean rival equipped with the same Soc. Finally, the final test shows that temperature stays lower more than two rivals when playing a game. In two-thirds it stays below 40 degrees.