We get our hands on retail units of Samsung Galaxy Note5 and Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+, so we decided to benchmark them before anything else. As you probably know by now, the duo of 5.7" phablets made their official debut a couple of days ago. Both newcomers feature Exynos 7420 chipset developed in-house by Samsung with 1.5 GHz quad-core Cortex-A53 CPU, 2.1 GHz quad-core Cortex-A57 CPU, Mali-T760MP8 GPU, and 4GB of RAM. Save for the slight bump in RAM, the hardware setup is the same as in Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge. First up is the CPU-centric Geekbench 3 test. Rather unsurprisingly, the Galaxy Note5 and Galaxy S6 edge+ performed right in line with the Samsung Galaxy S6 family. .jrGraphContainer { background: none !important; border-bottom: 1px solid #eee !important;} ul.jrGraph { left: 146px !important; } ul.jrGraphControls { padding: 0; margin-left: -10px !important; } JRGRAPH_EXPANDABLE_VERSION = false; GeekBench 3 Higher is better Samsung Galaxy S6 Active 5246 Samsung Galaxy S6 (5.1.1) 5242 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ 5158 Samsung Galaxy Note5 5124 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge 5095 HTC One M9 3761 LG G4 (final) 3522 Sony Xperia Z3+ final 3402 Asus ZenFone 2 ZE551ML 2922 AnTuTu 5 painted the exact same picture. Both phablets posted scores in the 70,000 points range - just like their smaller siblings and better than any of their Snapdragon-equipped competitors. AnTuTu 5 Higher is better Samsung Galaxy S6 Active 70938 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge 70053 Samsung Galaxy Note5 69465 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ 68324 Samsung Galaxy S6 (5.1.1) 67553 HTC One M9 51427 Sony Xperia Z3+ final 49441 LG G4 (final) 48693 Asus ZenFone 2 ZE551ML 48361 Thanks to the increase in RAM memory, Samsung Galaxy Note5 and the Galaxy S6 edge+ posted eye-popping results in the compound Basemark OS II benchmark. Single-core and multi-core scores on the other hand, were in line with those of the Samsung Galaxy S6 lineup. Basemark OS II Higher is better Samsung Galaxy Note5 1852 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ 1833 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge 1826 Samsung Galaxy S6 Active 1650 HTC One M9 1526 Sony Xperia Z3+ final 1410 Asus ZenFone 2 ZE551ML 1267 Basemark OS II (single-core) Higher is better Samsung Galaxy Note5 3585 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ 3567 Samsung Galaxy S6 Active 3489 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge 3372 HTC One M9 2401 Asus ZenFone 2 ZE551ML 1853 Sony Xperia Z3+ final 1453 Basemark OS II (multi-core) Higher is better Samsung Galaxy Note5 18653 Samsung Galaxy S6 Active 18536 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge 16856 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ 16291 HTC One M9 10128 Asus ZenFone 2 ZE551ML 7002 Sony Xperia Z3+ final 6995 GFXBench puts the Mali-T760MP8 GPU found in both phablets to the test. Both handsets posted flagship-worthy results throughout. GFX 2.7 T-Rex (1080p offscreen) Higher is better Samsung Galaxy S6 edge 59 Samsung Galaxy S6 (5.1.1) 57 Samsung Galaxy Note5 56 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ 56 Sony Xperia Z3+ final 50 HTC One M9 49 Samsung Galaxy S6 Active 45 LG G4 (final) 34 Asus ZenFone 2 ZE551ML 30 GFX 2.7 T-Rex (onscreen) Higher is better HTC One M9 50 Sony Xperia Z3+ final 46 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge 39 Samsung Galaxy S6 (5.1.1) 37 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ 37 Asus ZenFone 2 ZE551ML 30 Samsung Galaxy Note5 29 Samsung Galaxy S6 Active 25 LG G4 (final) 25 GFX 3.0 Manhattan (1080p offscreen) Higher is better Samsung Galaxy S6 edge 26 Samsung Galaxy S6 Active 25 Samsung Galaxy S6 (5.1.1) 25 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ 25 HTC One M9 23 Sony Xperia Z3+ final 21 Samsung Galaxy Note5 21 LG G4 (final) 15 Asus ZenFone 2 ZE551ML 13 GFX 3.0 Manhattan (onscreen) Higher is better HTC One M9 24 Sony Xperia Z3+ final ...
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