iPhone 5 vs Galaxy S3 Speed Test!

The iPhone 5 vs Samsung Galaxy S3 speed test! Which is your pick?
iPhone 5 Review: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQrdV-...
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In this video I compare the Apple iPhone 5 vs Samsung Galaxy S3 in a speed test including LTE speeds, Geekbench scores, Sunspider Javascript in Chrome vs Safari for browsers and GLBenchmark for a gaming comparison.

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Transcript:

Hey guys, this is Austin and today I'm here with a speed test between the iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S3. As arguably the two best phones out there right now let's see which is fastest.

My first test is of the iPhone 5 on Verizon LTE. As the big new addition you can expect speeds of over 13Mbps down and 4Mbps up and generally much higher. Unfortunately I can't demo the Galaxy S3 for you but both phones are fully capable of awesome speeds.

Next up we have Geekbench which takes a look at the overall performance of each phone. One interesting note, while both are dual core the Galaxy S3 typically runs at 1.5GHz the iPhone 5 fluctuated between 800MHz and 1.2GHz depending on the load. The Geekbench scores were fairly close with the Galaxy S3 pulling in a total of 1422 points and the iPhone 5 with 1648. Still, a win is a win.

Moving on we have Sunspider which is a Javascript test for the browsers. This will give you an idea of the CPU performance as well as how some heavier sites are handled. Safari is improved in iOS 6 and does quite well here against Chrome although neither are half bad at all. The lower the score the better and the iPhone 5 is the clear winner with less than half the time taken compared to the Galaxy S3.

Now we have GLBenchmark. This is all about testing the graphical performance in games with a complex run through the Egypt benchmark and as you can see there's really no contest. The iPhone 5 is able to consistently run it smoother and bumps against the VSync quite often where the Galaxy S3 struggles a bit. As the iPhone has fewer pixels to push I reran the test in the offscreen mode with both phones rendering at 1080p and the iPhone managed almost double the frame rate with a score rivaling the iPad 3.

Even with Jellybean which most Galaxy S3 models are lacking right now there's no denying that the iPhone 5 has some serious firepower. Of course specs aren't everything so let me know in the comments below which you would pick and why! If you enjoyed be sure to leave this video a thumbs up and if you're interested in more iPhone 5 videos like this be sure to subscribe!

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[TheBaxter96]

well the eu version S3 is quad core

[bushidorox]

It's all about the architecture...think AMD vs Intel. The A15 clearly smokes the A9 found in the S3.

[Arti Mahalla]

Was this iPhone 5? Because it and it's menus looked like it was iPhone 2 or 3...

[RuShXPS3]

Wow the first iProduct that beats something! Now let's compare Mac's to PC's shall we?

[taylor socool]

Samsung Galaxy is the best apple sucks that's why apple is falling behind Samsung # fuck y'all apple fans boys your trash just like apple products

[TheJohnandrea]

facepalm.

[Magnus Sahlholdt]

HAHAHAHA i bet all the dislike is from Galaxy fans

[markusdoerrer]

S3 is better and bigger:)

[Sandy Taylor]

Iphone sucks you suck i phone sucks the s4 is better apple ias just a brand name

[pat20105]

its not about both. its about the user experiences