Benchmarks results
Test conditions:
– all devices were using latest firmware from the manufacturer
– all benchmarks were executed after all tasks have been killed
– test were run multiple times to check for consistent behaviour, the results shown here correspond to average values
| Arnova ChildPad |
Archos 70b IT | Mpman MID74c | Arnova 7G2 |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Test setup Firmware version |
Android 4.0.3 Build number eng.root.20120503 |
Android 3.2 Firmware version 3.2.80 |
Android 4.0.3 Build number 20120302 |
Android 2.3.1 Build number eng.root.20111213 |
| AnTuTu bench version 2.2 Total score higher is faster |
2167 | 2676 (version 2.6) | 2847 | 2433 |
| CF-Bench v1.1 Overall score higher is faster |
2089 | 2691 | 2328 | 2205 |
| GPUBench v1.0.0 higher is faster |
Absolute: 36112 Relative: 33041 |
not tested |
Absolute: 38478 Relative: 37128 |
Absolute: 37822 Relative: 35594 |
| Linpack PRO v 1.2.9 higher is faster |
Single Thread: 13.648 MFLOPS Multi-Thread: 13.457 MFLOPS |
not tested | 15.58 MFLOPS | 14.35 MFLOPS |
| NenaMark2 Best fps higher is faster |
24.7 FPS | 14.3 FPS | 31.7 FPS | 31.5 FPS |
| Touch test | 1 point | 5 points | 5 points | 2 points |
| Quadrant Advanced 1.1.7 higher is faster |
Total: 1797 CPU: 2863 Mem: 2302 I/O: 2433 2D: 818 3D: 569 |
Total: 1350 CPU: 3820 Mem: 1553 I/O: 664 2D: 186 3D: 525 |
Total: 1723 CPU: 1401 Mem: 1501 I/O: 3684 2D: 271 3D: 1760 |
Total: 1287 CPU: 1233 Mem: 1176 I/O: 2301 2D: 182 3D: 1544 |
| Smartbench 2011 v1.2.1 higher is faster |
Prod. index: 673 Games Index: 477 |
not working | Prod. index: 491 Games Index: 1991 |
Prod. index: 428 Games Index: 1397 |
| Vellamo v1.0.3 | 668 | 659 | 745 | 491 |
Benchmark results interpretation
Comparing two platforms with different versions of the operating system (Android 2.3 vs Android 4.0) isn’t an easy thing, but the benchmarks show that the ChildPad seems to be able to catch up the other tablets in this pricerange. The GPU performance of the Allwinner A10 processor used in a Mpman MID-74C is much better, but the ChildPad is only one out of the four tested tablets to feature 1GB of RAM. Though it features the same CPU and screen resolution as used in the Arnova 7G2(the ChildPad has additional 512MB of RAM), in some benchmarks it actually performs worse than the 7G2; probably due to the different operating system. Still, we would like to mention that the benchmark results don’t fully reflect the real life performance which we will discuss in the next part of our review.
I/O benchmark.
We tested the internal memory performance with Arctools application. It gave the following results:
Read: 15195 kB/s
Write: 6589 kB/s
We found the results quite good, close to Class 6 range.
Continue to Part 3: Real life performance.
