Mary, agreed, the Pixels though I believe have 4 GB of program memory so that should be a pretty close comparison. I doubt anything in that test used up 3 gigs. I believe the two phones were selected because their hardware was similarly configured and the number of pixels on the screen were the same. Both were run in 1080P so no one phone was unfairly taxed on the graphics side.
I’m sure we can find a test matchup with the devices you mention though. > On Oct 21, 2016, at 11:17 PM, Mary Otten <motte...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I wonder what the difference might have been had they used an iPhone 7 and > set up a plus against the pixel. It has less ram. Would that of made any > difference? Same chip, so maybe not. It seems like four things that matter to > us, that is not games, they're pretty close. The pixel even did a little > better and somethings. So if you're not doing heavy lifting like games, or > other things that really tax the chip, it may be a draw or close to one. > Mary > > > Sent from my iPhone > > On Oct 21, 2016, at 7:56 PM, Scott Granados <scott.grana...@gmail.com > <mailto:scott.grana...@gmail.com>> wrote: > >> Thought some might find this interesting, especially since Apple wins. >> >> Well, some of you can probably guess how this turns out since I’m posting.:) >> >> Here’s an interesting speed test that shows the difference in performance >> between the flagship iPhone 7+ and a Pixel. A Pixel was used to insure the >> resolutions were as close as possible and to not favor one over the other by >> the number of pixels (graphics elements) being generated. On simple >> applications the Pixel does well. Things like the calculator and twitter >> are very close and sometimes favor the Pixel. On Bench marks, the Pixel >> isn’t even in the game. The iPhone crushes the pixel so score one for the >> A10 over the Snapdragon. On more complex applications like gaming there’s >> no contest, the iPhone smokes the Pixel. Both single core and multicore >> performance on the pixel pales in comparison to the iPhone 7+. I’d have >> liked to have seen more network tests because I think the Pixel would win >> but this video doesn’t contain much in that area. The Pixel is starting to >> find it’s way and be a competitor to Apple but it’s not there yet, >> especially on complex tasks. At least on simple applications it’s not a >> blood bath like previous years but the heavy lifting is still got a long way >> to go for Google. 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