Samsung issues another vague denial regarding Galaxy S4, Note 3 benchmark cheating

“In the face of a second set of investigative reports detailing exactly how Samsung leads other Android makers in exaggerating its performance on specific benchmarks, the company has issued its second denial this year, and which still fails to address any specifics,” Daniel Eran Dilger reports for AppleInsider.

“In a statement issued to CNET UK today, Samsung stated, ‘The Galaxy Note 3 maximises its CPU/GPU frequencies when running features that demand substantial performance. This was not an attempt to exaggerate particular benchmarking results. We remain committed to providing our customers with the best possible user experience,'” Dilger reports. “Samsung’s benchmarks for the Galaxy Note 3 do indeed indicate that the device ‘maximises its CPU/GPU frequencies when running’ benchmarks, which certainly are ‘features that demand substantial performance.'”

“However, Samsung’s claim that this ‘was not an attempt to exaggerate particular benchmarking results’ is belied by the fact that the maximization only occurs when running specific benchmarks and stops happening when the name of benchmark app is changed. Or when the benchmark maker specifically changes their benchmark to stop such cheating, as was the case this week with AnTuTu, one of the benchmark apps Samsung’s flagship devices identify by name when running, expressly in order to exaggerate their results.”

Much more in the full article here.

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Lynn Weiler” for the heads up.]

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16 Comments

  1. “…The Galaxy Note 3 maximises its CPU/GPU frequencies when running features that demand substantial performance…”

    I take it as an admission of guilt. What Samsung was saying here is similar to… North Korea got caught firing missiles into South Korea border towns and then issued a statement like “We only test fire missiles to test our defensive capability against America power and its puppet South Korea state ‘s aggressive action…”

    Samsung Korean executives, what don’t you all go back to your dinner table and shovel shit load of kimuchi up your anal.

    my 2 cents…

    1. “The Galaxy Note 3 maximises its CPU/GPU frequencies when running features that demand substantial performance.”

      Yeah, those “features” are exclusively benchmark testing.

      1. Dumb is the person who doesn’t appear to know that a statement followed by /s is sarcasm, and calls the poster dumb.
        And looks like a complete idiot in public. Do small children point at you in the street, laugh at you, and throw things?

  2. Wow, those guys are good. I bet if his wife catches him in bed, he would say, its not sex. I wore a condom, so technically, my thingy never touched her! Which means we really didn’t have sex. Our naughty parts never touched!…

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