Anyone else run GLBench's new Manhattan test yet?

[Bateluer]

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glbenchmark.glbenchmark27&hl=en

Manhattan test: GPU-intensive OpenGL ES 3 test using advanced API-features for testing the latest high-end mobile devices (Features: multiple render target for deferred rendering, geometry instancing and transform feedback, etc.)

Definitely brings the Adreno 320 and Snapdragon 600 to its knees

 

[bearxor]

iPhone 5S, just downloaded:

Top charts onscreen:

Top charts offscreen:

 

[bearxor]

Closing everything in the task menu and rebooting the phone had very little effect on the score. I'd be curious to know where these iPhone 5S numbers are coming from.

 

[Apex]

Strange it shows the Note 3 (Snapdragon 800) below the Galaxy S4 (Snapdragon 600).

 

[Bateluer]

Strange it shows the Note 3 (Snapdragon 800) below the Galaxy S4 (Snapdragon 600).

Samsung has more bloatware on the Note 3? Or maybe they're not upping the GPU clocks to inflate the score as much on the Note 3?

My HTC One pulls 5-6fps in Manhattan.

 

[Oyeve]

This benchmark is bs. My note 3 scored higher than all but you guys claim the 5s does.

 

[Apex]

Samsung has more bloatware on the Note 3? Or maybe they're not upping the GPU clocks to inflate the score as much on the Note 3?

My HTC One pulls 5-6fps in Manhattan.

No, bloat is very similar between the two. The Adreno 330 has a pretty substantial advantage over the Adreno 320 on virtually all previous benchmarks, so this one sticks out as a little bit odd.