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Hi all!
Users with DTEK60 could you please install free app to test storage speed? I just want to see if storage speed similar or maybe better than on my Note 5.
Here is the link for the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...da.androbench2
Once installed, tap on "Micro" or if you like, you can "run all" and it will do storage speed test and provide you with the results - please post them here. Below is the screenshot of results from my Note 5
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Thanks in advance.
Here ya go
I got dtek50 results if you want?
Thanks! Was the sequential write 74.44MB/s? - difficult to see.
Yes, please do - for comparison.
My godly DTEK50!
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Yes
Second run full this time fair bit of variation here....
Moto x pure 2015
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Looks like Samsung phones have faster storage than other brands. I read somewhere that they use UFS 2.0
Yes, some difference there.
I'll go home and check my s7.
Does it matter if the cpu in the note 5 is half as fast as the one in the dtek60?
In this test I believe CPU shouldn't matter as flash storage is being checked.
Samsung Galaxy S7
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No; this is largely a function of the filesystem formatting that is used. The kernel on all Android devices is Linux and there are a number of filesystem choices available under it. That choice has a major impact on performance. In addition there is *some* impact that comes from the choice of flash chipset and of course the driver for it.
So looks like Galaxy S7 does better in Sequential Read and Random Read compared to Note 5.
I wonder why Samsung read/write is faster than other brands. Better optimization?
Probably the filesystem choice. I don't know what the various devices are using. It could also be the flash used, and how fast it is, although that's a big difference and is probably filesystem rather than flash chip related.
If I remember correctly the iPhone 7 with NVMe is still king of the roost.
Blackberry usually use high grade flash memory but I am not sure about DTEK60 since they're made my TLC.
When I tested ZTE Axon 7(which mentions UFS 2.0 in the specs) it was not too far from my Note 5's score.
One of the reviewer said oneplus 3 has :
The internal memory is fast, too, offering 367MB/sec write and 175MB/sec read speeds. This beats HDD performance.
Read more at OnePlus 3 review: Now in gold, but it's not as cheap anymore
source:
OnePlus 3 ? Performance
Chinese manufacturers do make some progress. I think soon they may go neck to neck with big OEMs.
Here's my Priv.
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