Here it is, the iPhone 12 Pro Max vs Note 20 Ultra Speed Test! These are the 512GB versions of the phones and the Note 20 Ultra has the Snapdragon processor so these are officially the fastest phones that Apple and Samsung have to offer. This is a four part speed test where we test the app opening speed, RAM management, gaming performance, and video editing and encoding performance. Then we'll pick a winner at the end.
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Video Time Codes:
00:00 A14 Bionic vs Snapdragon
00:20 Who likes timecodes?!
00:29 App Opening Test
00:44 Watch this part at 1/4 speed
01:06 How the test works
01:11 How I made this a fair test
01:39 App opening test continued
01:55 Watch this part at 1/4 speed
02:08 App opening test continued
03:58 RAM management test
04:23 Should refreshes count as reloads?
04:35 RAM test continued
05:44 Gaming Test
07:05 Video Editing/Exporting Test
07:16 Get Decimated…
07:50 And the winner is...
08:34 Beat The YouTube Algorithm!
08:39 Samsung's best kept secret...
Everything I did to make this a fair test:
-Both phones have been freshly factory reset.
-All the apps have been fully updated to their latest available versions.
-I rebooted the devices multiple times after the updates were installed to make sure the updates completed.
-I completely turned off bluetooth (from settings, not the control center)
-Neither device had a sim card in it to prevent it from trying to access the network to download messages, voicemail, etc.
-All power saving features were turned off on both devices.
-The latest available firmware was installed on both device.
-Both phones were on the same Wi-Fi network.
-Both phones used the same wallpaper
-The Note 20 Ultra didn't have a micro SD card installed to make sure no apps were trying to access it at start-up.
-I kept animations turned on for the Note 20 Ultra, Samsung has just significantly increased the animation speed on the Note 20 Ultra vs previous Samsung devices. In other words, developer options were kept off.
-The Note 20 Ultra was set to 120hz at it's max allowable resolution of 2316 x 1080 because that makes the Note 20 work the hardest (refreshing 5 million pixels per second instead of 4.4 million pixels per second in 3088 x 1440 mode). Theoretically, the Note 20 Ultra may be slightly faster at it's max resolution of 3088 x 1440, but you will be limited to 60Hz. Personally, I highly recommend sticking with 120Hz. The difference in smoothness is substantial.
-The test section of the video was done in a single take to show that no apps were preloaded off screen.
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