on YouTube channel Rozetked video releasedIn which the presenter compares new and powerful smartphones in mobile games and determines the best among them.
The test included 7 smartphones: iPhone 15 Pro Max, Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, Chinese version of Xiaomi 14 Ultra, iQOO 12, Vivo X100 Pro, Nubia RedMagic 9 Pro and Asus ROG Phone 8 Ultimate. First of all, we did a throttling test on smartphones and compared their heating at the end of the experiment.
Thus, the coldest ones were Nubia (41 degrees), Samsung (44.5), Vivo and iPhone (45). Asus (54), iQOO (52) and Xiaomi (47.5) showed the highest heating. It is stated that the heating is measured at the hottest point. We also ran AnTuTu three times since there is no CPU Throttling Test app for the iPhone.
Smartphones were tested in three games: CarX Street, Genshin Impact and War Thunder at maximum settings. In the first game, the iPhone displayed images at an average rate of 45-50 frames per second. Other devices showed the following results: Samsung (35–40), Xiaomi (43–52), iQOO (25–35), Nubia (57–60), Asus – 24–37 fps and 47–55 cooler connected. Vivo X100 Pro never launched CarX Street, most likely due to the lack of optimization of MediaTek chips.
All devices performed well in Genshin Impact, showing stable frame rates and moderate heating. Only iQOO 12 (50–55 fps), which was warmer than the others, stood out. In War Thunder, Nubia showed good performance (95-116 fps), while Xiaomi 14 Ultra showed an average of 55-60 frames per second, which was lower than all other smartphones.
Rozetk also compared battery consumption over 20 minutes of gaming. Vivo X100 Pro showed the best performance and its battery decreased by only 7%. This is followed by Samsung (9%), iQOO (9%), iPhone (10%), Xiaomi (11%), Asus (12%), Nubia (15%) due to the active cooler integrated into the smartphone. body.
Thus, according to the Rozetked test results, Asus took the first place, Nubia took the second place and iPhone took the third place due to its more suitable ergonomics.
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