adb shell cat /sys/module/pvrsrvkm/parameters/sgx_gpu_clk can never tell a lie
Samsung got caught cheating. They are manipulating benchmark results for the Galaxy S4 by allowing the GPU to run at a higher clock speed and locking the CPU to the max frequency, in a different way than other system processes are allowed to do. They give a few of Samsung's own apps limited time with these higher speeds, but clearly favor some popular benchmark apps. They got caught red-handed by Brian and Anand over at AnandTech — two of the best hardware geniuses in the business — and the Internet is in a tizzy, as the Internet is wont to do.
We've been reading all about it, including the responses of people who are in no way affiliated with any of the involved parties, and now that it's past noon and I've had a few cocktails with lunch I want to write a few words about it.
Join the fray in the Galaxy S4 forums: Samsung cheats at benchmarks
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Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/androidcentral/~3/JpWsOGMR5_c/story01.htm
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