Friend needs a phone to play high end games like Nova 3, Asphalt 7, Deadspace, Modern Combat 3
He has a budget of ~11k. I suggested the MMX A110. It has a dual core Cortex A9, 512MB RAM and a SGX531T which performs similar to the Mali 400MP1 of the Xperia U and Sola.
The Nenamark2 benchmark for the GPU for similar single core version is 24 fps. Wheras the U and Sola scores ~27-28 fps. I expect the MMX A110 to have a higher score since the GPU might be clocked higher in a dual core version.
The SoC performance both in terms of CPU and GPU is very similar to the U8500 in the Sola and the Xperia U.
So I would like to know whether the Sola owners, U owners are able to play the games with ease.
Also if the A110 has only 1GB of memory allocated for internal storage of apps is it possible to install a game Nova 3 which needs 1.7GB of space? AFAIK only after installtion you can move the game to the microSD using Apps2SD. Correct me if I am wrong. Is there any way to install a 1.7GB game in a phone with 1GB internal apps memory?
comp@ddictDark StarALPHA17
Not necessary that you need 1 GB RAM for these games.... Xperia U and Sola has only 512 MB RAM...
Unforunately SGX531T is not comparable with Mali 400 GPU, even though it is single core GPU and has Dual core CPU... I would say that if your friend wants to play these games, he would need to buy a phone with SGX540 or above.... Also we cannot go by benchmarks alone to judge the hardware capabilities... If your friend is buying the phone to play high end games, it would not be a right choice to buy Micromax A110 at all PERIOD....
nenamark2 stresses gpu to test its capacity. The xperia's have mail 400mp1 which is a midrange gpu and not a mp4 like the s2.
If u8500+512mb ram is able to handle the games then the mediatek mkt6577 should also be able to handle it since it has similar power.
Anyone has an idea reg the internal memory issue?
Regarding the space issue... I purchased Nova 3 for my S3 recently... What it does is it downloads the app which is 52.96 MB on the internal memory and downloads the obb and data files onto SD card which is exactly 1.64 GB... I have attached the screenshots taken from my S3 for Nova 3, MC3, Max Payne and Shadow Gun to give you an idea of how much space is taken on the internal memory....
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