iPhone 6, H si Samsung Galaxy S6 were compared in various video clips to demonstrate to us which of them opens applications faster, but a benchmark for graphics cards revealed to us that Apple's smartphone is more powerful, and a new detailed test done recently confirms this for us without a doubt.
Today's test differs from those you have seen on various other occasions in that it does not present cold scores of the applications run to measure the processing power of the terminals, but shows us the framerate in games, that is, the number of frames per second that each device can display, this type of test being generally used for computers.
Apart from the three terminals mentioned previously, we also have Google Nexus 6 for a comparison as good as possible, and the average score for the three smartphones in all tests puts iPhone 6 in first place with 42 FPS, Samsung Galaxy S6 in second place with 36 FPS, H in third place with 34 FPS, this position being divided by Google Nexus 6 which has exactly the same result.
Separately we have the measurement and the FPS stability, i.e. the percentage of time in which the frames per second were close to the previously mentioned average value, and in this case the positioning of the four terminals is identical, and looking at each individual comparison you will understand why this reporting is important, certain locations in the games having complex elements on the screen, the number of frames per second dropping significantly.
In this idea, you will notice that the iPhone 6 did not emerge victorious in all tests and did not have very good FPS stability in all cases, but on the whole it offers the highest framerate and the best stability compared to its direct competitors , thanks to the PowerVR graphics chip implemented exclusively in the Apple company's mobile terminals, Android smartphones and tablets not having access to them.
In case you didn't already know, the number of frames per second with which it is run in the game also determines the experience we have, so a small number of frames per second will cause a "jerky", "lag" run of a game, while a large number of frames per second will result in a game experience as fluid as possible, the iPhone 6 being the best at offering such a thing.
In conclusion, the iPhone 6 is the best smartphone for games, being not far behind the Samsung Galaxy S6, HTC ONE M9 and Google Nexus 6.
