#MEMORY NOTE 2 1080P#

PowerVR G6200 GPU is perfectly capable to handle 1080p displays. Quite expectedly a single Cortex-A53 processor core running at 2GHz is a real beast, while eight of those are indeed a blazing fast configuration. Note that the Redmi Note 2 does admirably on the test even though it got a lower score than expected, so we are fine with its performance. We made sure we opted for the Performance Power Mode, so we don't know what the real issue is. Yet the Redmi Note 2 is once again noticeably behind its Helio X10 siblings - the MX5 and One E9+.

It calculates CPU, GPU, memory, OS and web performance and puts in into a single score. Hopefully, the other compound benchmark - BaseMark OS II 2.0 will give us a better idea. The compound AnTuTu 5 test puts the Redmi Note 2 ahead of the competition, very close to the MX5 but somewhat behind the One E9+. The Meizu MX5 tops the chart with the same processor, but it is running on a higher 2.2GHz speed. What's odd is that the HTC One E9+, which has the same chips and CPU clocks, is doing slightly better in benchmarks. GeekBench 3 gauges the multi-core performance of the processor and Redmi Note 2 is doing lovely. The upcoming Sony Xperia M5 and Gionee Elife E8 are also coming with the Helio X10 later this year, so it seems the chip is becoming a popular choice these days. The Meizu MX5 and HTC One E9+ are the other devices we've met so far that utilize the same chipset. Unlike the name suggests, the processor is an octa-core 2GHz Cortex-A53, accompanied by a PowerVR G6200 (Rogue) GPU and 2GB of RAM. Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 is among the first phones to be powered by the MediaTek's MT6795 chipset, also known as Helio X10.

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