Google Pixel 4XL vs Google Pixel 4 By SpeedTest G
So Google's new flagship lineup for this year, the pixel four comes in two sizes: there's normal pixel four and the Pixel 4 XL. So how does that difference in screen resolution? The difference in form factor the difference in the thermals that you'll get in both of those devices? How does that affect the overall performance? Well, let's find out. So we have the pixel 4 X L on the left-hand side when it's act like an 855, and we have the normal pixel 4, also the subject 855 on the right hand, side. But of course the big difference here is screen resolution and physical size, which affects things like the battery and the thermals and how they squeeze all that stuff onto the motherboard and squeeze it all into the space. So the Pixel 4 XL is running 1440 by 30 40, so that's effectively, quad HD and on the pixel 4 basic. We have Full HD, which is 1080 by 20 to 80.
So as the test is now underway, we can see that it's looking pretty close at the moment. In fact, I can see even a slight lead s there, a slight lead there by the pixel 4 as it goes into the 16th straight test, and it's churning its way through those 16 different tassels are all running in parallel on the process. Of course, this is an outscore processor. I've been a treat, I have an outscore processor, as the pixel 4 is now clearly into the blur test, which is beginning of the mix, CPU and GPU. So looking like the pixel 4 is the faster of the two devices we now into the infinite scrolling list.
Just remember this is a full-speed test, I 2.0, which means we get the UT test and the Unreal test as we go now into the smoke particle test, but if I catch up there by the pixel for like 21 frames, a second in the lower screen resolution in 19 frames, a second there for the pixel 4 exhale as the pixel 4, is now gone into T test. The pixel 4 HL is also done this, but it's clearly now developing by the pixel, 4, and I would imagine, as this is now pushing around fewer pixels through all this heavy GPU work that it's actually going to gain more of a lead over the bigger brother, the pixel, 4, XL and already it into the Unreal test. So we're going through that forest now in the new unreal test, because this is full speed test, G, 2.0 Android versus Android, as the pixel for Excel is also now into the Unreal test. We've had unity when I touch there. We go one minute, fifty 1.1 seconds and the clock is still ticking as the pixel for Excel is just finishing that unreal test as well. What's the final time going to be here, we go two minutes, one point: six: okay, let's break down those scores and see what happened: I, don't know which device you each place to win, but K the pixel for did with one minute.
Fifty-one point one and the pixel for Excel came in with two minutes, one point six seconds. So what happened there when we look at the CPU time? Forty-nine point: nine versus forty-seven point: nine. So a two-second difference and I wonder if that's because of the thermal because of the battery, because I'll out and motherboard, but clearly the pixel four was able to eke out a bit more of the CPU there, and they gain the same when we get to the mix, CPU GPU. Twenty-eight point: nine versus twenty-seven point: five, but of course the real difference is when we get to the GPU, because of course the pixel four is running in full HD many fewer pickles to push around. So we have forty-two point: seven for the pixel for Excel, but for the pixel for thirty-five point six seconds: we need up all that up.
You get a win by the pixel for with one minute. Fifty-one point, one ? Gary Sims: this is speed test. Gee, I really hope you enjoyed this video. If you did, please do give it a thumbs up, please, because it is sticking around by subscribing to the channel. If you'd like to do twittery things.
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