Google Nexus 7 Gets Benchmarked, Got Amazingly Good Results

Exclusive — By Naveen Vaidhya on June 29, 2012 at 11:24 am

There would be hardly any doubt that the newly declared Google Nexus 7 would be a strong performer on benchmark arena. In the end, NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 chipset with 4 CPU cores is a very well known powerhouse now. But we could not support however, be curious regarding the way Google’s slate would stack up opposite the well-formed, high price players in the tablet market.

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As you might know by now, the Google Nexus 7 CPU centers are clocked at 1.3GHz each – that is a bit lower than the usual 1.5GHz that we have seen on other Tegra 3 gadgets. In sense to make up for lost MHz the slate operates the fresh Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, offered the way Google does it perfect – in the pure possible style. With lot of optimizations applied in the new Google OS, attached with the strong hardware of Nexus 7, it is not a shock that the estimations towards the slate’s benchmark performance ran bit high.

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The Nexus 7’s scores in the Righware Browsemark and Sunspider JavaScript are downright impressive. The slate recorded the ideal result in Sunspider and came 2^nd behind ASUS Transformer Pad infinity in Browsermark. Remember that these 2 benchmark scores are highly dominated by new operating system that that tablet boots.

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GLBenchmark 2.1 has been running in various modes on the Nexus 7, offering the hardware capacities of tablet. Apart from for off-screen 720p mode that is influenced by Apple iPad, the ASUS made Google Slate worked on par with the very strong tablets accessible at the moment.

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