Samsung Galaxy A20 vs Samsung Galaxy A10e Speed Test - not what I expected.... By HiTechKing

Hey, what's going on everyone welcome back to another video today I'm going to be comparing the Samsung Galaxy 820 against the Samsung Galaxy 810 II this phone, the Samsung 820, has 3 gigabytes of RAM, while the Samsung Galaxy 810 II has 2 gigabytes of RAM. Both of the phones have the same chipset, it's the Samsung, Enos 78-84 and for GPU. Both the phones have Mali g7e, 1 and P 2. So the only thing that's different about these phones are the RAM and the first step. We're going to open up is YouTube, alright, Samsung loaded it up faster, the 820 loaded it up faster. Let's play this video okay, it looks like the a-10 II, actually loaded, the video faster.

All right next up is CNN all right. This one also goes to the a-10 e-app number three into the dead one. Two and three all right. The 820 looks like it's an undelete. A tiny is not that.

Far behind all right. We got the that one looked like the 821 that all right, we'll just leave this at in the game. So that's that our next game is Mario run one two and three okay, the a-10 he is faster. Hmm, I mean just because this is the 820 you'd think this would be faster, but they both have the same chipset. But the only thing I see the Samsung.

A twenty doing better on is storing the games in the RAM. Okay, all right, they both are loading. Look at that a tiny, a 10. You won that one too now we're going to run a quick benchmark for test. Alright, the 820 loaded, the app faster all right, so the 820 finished up faster.

The tiny is still at 88%. We got a single score of 1328 on the 20 and a multi score of 40 107. Let's just wait for the 10 e now, okay! Well, it is done loading up and the 8:20 actually beats the tiny in both the scores. The 8:20 has a single score of 1328. Well, the a-10.

You got 11 66 and in the multi score, the 80/20 got 4107, while the 8/10 II got 35 54. However, the tiny still seems to be loading games and apps faster than the 20 all right. Next up, we're going to open is a more graphically intense game, and it is Mortal Kombat. Here we go 1 2 & 3. The 820 should win because they got a higher score and neat bench, but we will see all right there.

We go to a 21 this round, that's one for a 20 and a lot for a 10 e. Alright, next up is Temple Run 1 2 & 3, oh wow, the a-10. He is blazing through this all right from what I'm, seeing that a tiny seems to be loading games that are not as graphically intense faster than the 820, while the 820 loads, the graphically intense games faster and if the 820 wins this one we're going to open up G. That means it just loads up graphically intense games faster than the tiny, alright one, two and three okay. Here you can see the Geek bench scores all right, I, don't know what just happened there: okay, well the 820 loaded it faster, but it crashed for some reason.

So, let's do this test one more time, all right there we go. Let's close this and this alright we're going to open up Pusey again, one two and three also both the ski. Also, both the screens are a 720p display. However, this the tiny has 295 PPI, while the 820 has only 265, and this seems to be looking a little sharper, but the screen on this the 820 looks more vibrant. You can probably hope you can tell the difference in the screen.

Okay, there we go, the 820 won this match, and it did not crash this time. The tiny was not that far behind now we're going to try to jump into a match really quick one. Two and three: both of these phones are connected to my 5g network at home and let's see okay, there we go the 820 connected faster, the 18. You also are not far behind, and we will just go back home now. If you want a more vibrant screen, the 820 is definitely the way to go.

Next. Step is SoundCloud. Here we go one two and three I feel like the tiny is going to lose and alright. That was a 20 for the win next step: Google Chrome, okay, we're going to go to a website now it looks like the 820 is winning because of the three gigabyte ram, while the tiny is probably having a hard time putting everything in the memory all right. We are going to open up this page right here, PC magazine here, we go 1 2 & 3, a 20 for the win and a 10 e, both of them.

It looks like the 820 also has more of the page loaded up. Both those phones legs are lagging just a little, 1 scrolling, but nonetheless, both of them performed very well. Now we are going to test out the RAM management on this. The first app we opened up was YouTube all right, both of them had to refresh. Well, that's not a good look for the 820.

It has three gigabytes around all right: let's open up this game into the dead, okay! Well, both of them still, okay, let's just let it load up, and the winner is the 20 well so far, I have not seen the three gigabyte RAM coming into play: let's do a Mortal Kombat, 1, 2 & 3, ok, ok, last step is going to be Sound, Cloud, 1, 2 & 3. Well, both of them were in the background, that's good. Let's go back jump into Mortal Kombat, hmm, so it looks like they can't store it in the memory. Well, it looks like the three gigabyte. Ram really doesn't matter unless you want to play more graphically intense game, that 820 is going to load games and apps faster, but it looks like they both perform almost the same.

So there's not much of a difference there. Well there you guys have it. That was a quick speed comparison between the 20 and the a-10 II.

Source : HiTechKing