ARCHOS 97 Titanium HD benchmark results vs Onda V972
Test conditions:
– ARCHOS 97 Titanium HD retail device with firmware build dated 2013/01/24
– all benchmarks were executed after all tasks have been killed
– test were run multiple times to check for consistent behavior, the results shown here correspond to average values
| ARCHOS 97 Titanium HD | Onda V972 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
 |
 |
||
| Display mode | Normal (1600×1200) |
HD (2048×1536) |
HD (2048×1536) |
| Test setup Firmware version |
stock firmware Linux version 3.0.8+ (cdy@mid-server) #398 SMP PREEMPT Thu Jan 24 20:11:25 CST 2013 Android 4.1.1 Build archos/RK30A97TIHD/A97TIHD:4.1.1/ JRO03H/20130130.111032:user/release-keys | stock firmware Linux version 3.3.0 (lgm@SzExdroid5) #3 SMP PREEMPT Mon Feb 4 11:38:13 CST 2013 Android 4.1.1 onda/fiber_onda978q9/fiber-onda978q9:4.1.1/ MASTER/20130204:user/test-keys |
|
| Antutu Benchmark v3.1.1 higher is faster |
Total score: 9808 RAM: 1278 CPU integer: 2291 CPU float-point: 1827 2D graphics: 1026 (1152×1464) 3D graphics: 2688 (1152×1464) Database IO: 560 SD card write: (8.6 MB/s) 86 SD card read: (5.2 MB/s) 52 CPU frequency: 1608 MHz (x2) |
Total score: 7953 RAM: 1808 CPU integer: 2440 CPU float-point: 420 2D graphics: 663 (1536×1952) 3D graphics: 1902 (1536×1952) Database IO: 560 SD card write: (10.5 MB/s) 105 SD card read: (5.5 MB/s) 55 CPU frequency: 1608 MHz (x2) |
Total score: 10736 RAM: 1480 CPU integer: 2894 CPU float-point: 1840 2D graphics: 866 (1536×1952) 3D graphics: 2804 (1536×1952) Database IO: 500 SD card write: (27.4 MB/s) 150 SD card read: (>50 MB/s) 202 CPU frequency: 1008 MHz (x4) |
| Linpack Pro v 1.2.9 higher is faster, benchmark run in multi-thread (we took the best numbers we could achieve, there is a lot of variance on these bench results) |
84.63 MFLOPS | 79.373 MFLOPS | 96.546 MFLOPS |
| CF-Bench v1.2 higher is faster |
Native score: 15055 Java Score: 4658 Overall Score: 8816 |
Native score: 14783 Java Score: 4603 Overall Score: 8675 |
Native score: 17540 Java Score: 3329 Overall Score: 9013 |
| ArcTools v 0.76 higher is faster |
Read: 22677 Kb/s Write: 7952 Kb/s |
Read: 23163 Kb/s Write: 7141 Kb/s |
Read: 24725 Kb/s Write: 10576 Kb/s |
| Quadrant Pro v2.1.1 higher is faster |
Total: 4220 CPU: 7883 Mem: 4561 I/O: 5640 2D: 765 3D: 2250 |
Total: 3460 CPU: 7773 Mem: 3877 I/O: 4025 2D: 368 3D: 1257 |
Total: 3131 CPU: 7518 Mem: 1791 I/O: 3125 2D: 971 3D: 2252 |
| Vellamo v 2.02 higher is faster |
HTML5: 1576 Metal: 536 (ran in portrait mode) |
HTML5: 1313 Metal: 520 (ran in portrait mode) |
HTML5: 1025 Metal: 358 (ran in landscape mode) |
| EPIC Citadel version 1.05 Benchmark run in high quality mode performance level rendering resolution 100% higher is faster |
40.5 FPS (1536×1080) |
37.9 FPS (2048×1440) |
42.5 FPS (2048×1440) |
On the 97 Titanium HD benchmark results, we can observe that the numbers are usually higher in Normal mode compared to HD mode (2048×1536 pixels resolution) which is not really surprising, knowing the tablet processor and architecture wasn’t really designed for such high resolutions. While the results in both resolution show a decent performance compared to other middle range tablets, it doesn’t really reflect the user experience, especially in HD mode where the Android system reacts quite slowly. Touch inputs may take a second or two before the tablet reacts, which is really disturbing for a daily use in high definition.
The following two videos were shot on the stock firmware version, the lag in the Android interface and frame skipping in the video player are easily noticed. The situation has improved a bit since latest firmware update, but there it is still far from being smooth.
In addition to the lag, there is also an unpleasant screen flicker in HD mode, you can clearly see it in our NenaMark2 benchmark video.
Comparing the ARCHOS 97 Titanium HD with the Onda V972 benchmarks figures globally gives a clear advantage to the Onda, but the difference is mainly noticeable in the Android user interface which is really smoother on the Onda, thanks to the 2 GB of RAM and the quad-core Allwinner A31 processor.
 9.7 inches IPS retina like display 2048x1536 pixels, Allwinner A31 quad-core CPU,2 GB RAM, Android 4.1, Dual camera | Ships out within 3 days | $ 220 |
ARCHOS 97 Titanium WIFI performance
This article won’t review the WiFI performance in details. Our first tests and feedback on our forum reported some troubles with the wireless: low sensibility, lots of connections drop and slow transfer speed. We initially made the video below to compare the 97 Titanium WiFI with the Nexus 10.Since we shot this video, there has been some improvements with latest ARCHOS firmware, we’ll soon review it in a detailed ARCHOS 97 Titanium HD WiFI test.
Similar articles:
