We're Struggling with the Snapdragon 662

Unfortunately, even at the lowest settings and 30fps, we will have some stuttering going on now it's time to move over to some emulation testing. First up, we have Dreamcast using the Redream emulator. This is Sonic Adventure 2, and we're upscaled to 1280x960. Getting great performance here, it is running at full speed.

Next, we have N64 using Mupen 64++ Plus FZ. I was also able to upscale this to 600x800. When it comes to N64 on this chipset, I've tested it in the past, and it works great moving up a bit to PSP using PPSSPP. Here we have Tekken Dark Resurrection upscaled to 3x using the Vulcan back-end, with no frame skip or hacks, and it's running at 60fps. This is an easier game to emulate so let's check out how Chains of Olympus performs with this one. I'm still using that Vulcan back-end but did have to take it down to 1x. I'm actually really surprised to see this running at 60 every once in a while, you'll see it dip but it's decent performance for what we have here.

Moving over to some DS emulation using the Standalone version of Drastic from the Google Play Store if you want to play DS games on your Android device even if it's a lower-end definitely check out Drastic because there's a good chance it's going to run these games. The final Emulation test I ran was GameCube using Dolphin emulator. The Snapdragon 662 in this tablet just isn't cut out for GameCube emulation now, there are a couple of games that do run at full speed like Wind Waker and Beautiful Joe but don't go out and buy this specifically for Dolphin.

Next up we have some G-Force now running Cyberpunk 2077. This is streaming from their servers I'm using that Xbox controller and keep in mind I'm connected to my 5Ghz network because we do have AC Wi-Fi built-in so game streaming is definitely possible on this tablet. The Final thing I wanted to test on this tablet was a little bit of game streaming using XCloud now I'm actually a big fan of this. Also, tested out Stadia and GeForce Now as long as you have a decent internet connection this does have AC Wi-Fi built-in you should get pretty good performance but one of my favorites is Xcloud and they've recently added GTA 5 so I figured I'd go ahead and test it out. Performance really isn't that bad, you'll still deal with some input latency. Have that Xbox controller connected over Bluetooth plus we're streaming this game which is all going to add to input latency but if you can kind of get used to it this is playable overall. I think Lenovo did a pretty great job here with the P11 I've actually tested a lot of Lenovo Tablets on my channel especially the budget ones and this is one of the best if you were to face this off against the P11 Pro the P11 pro is going to win every single day we have a better screen and a better CPU but given the price of this thing at $229 I think it's a great Budget option. It would have been nice to see 1440 Playback in Netflix and YouTube and like I said hopefully they do update the software so we can get a higher Widevine level here to get that out of it because after all we're really not taking advantage of this 2k screen.

We've got great battery life, an awesome sound system, and decent performance keep in mind this is the Snapdragon 662 it's not a top-of-the-line chip at all these are in mid-range phones but it's definitely enough to get you by with media consumption. Tons of different Native Android Apps and Games are going to run at full speed on this thing and as you saw we do get some pretty decent Emulation Performance out of this machine also so yeah if you're looking for a Budget Tablet and you know what you're getting into I do think this would be worth $229 given the prices of Tablets right now but if you're looking for the top-of-the-line stuff I would go with the Samsung Galaxy S6 You can pick up a refurbished one for like 360 on eBay or if you want to go all out as I'm making this Video here the most powerful tablet on the market is the Samsung Galaxy S7 and that thing is absolutely amazing but you could basically buy two of these for the price of that one so that's gonna wrap it up for this video.

Really appreciate you watching if you're interested in learning more about the Lenovo P11 I will leave a few links in the description if there's anything else you want to see running on this tablet just let me know in the comments below and like always Thanks for Watching

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey what's going on guys cta prime back here again today we're going to be taking a look at the all new lenovo p11 android tablet now this is not to be confused with the lenovo p11 pro which is a more expensive tablet albeit it's actually a really decent tablet but when i did my review i did state that it was overpriced this is the p11 it's a step down from the pro but the price does reflect that coming in at 229 this could turn out to be one of the best budget android tablets of 2021. so what we have here is an 8 core snapdragon processor an 11 inch ips 2k screen quad speakers 4 gigabytes of ram 64 gigabytes of internal storage and it's packed inside of this really sleek little design here um let me go ahead and get this thing powered on and i did hit the button hopefully it's got some charge in it let me hold it for a few seconds and there we go so yeah i'm hoping that this turns out to be a nice little tablet along with the p11 tablet you're also going to get a 20 watt charger our usb type-c cable and i believe that's about it inside of this box here since this is the non-pro version we don't have an amoled display but it's a really nice looking 2k ips around back here we got this dual tone design we do have a volume rocker and our power button over here like i mentioned this has quad speakers built in two on each end and it supports dolby atmos and this thing will support up to a one terabyte micro sd card but we only have 64 gigabytes of internal storage now there is rumor that they're going to be releasing a 128 gigabyte version that's obviously going to bring the storage up but it also brings the ram up from four to six and i have not seen that online i wasn't able to pick one up but when it comes to the specs of the model i have here for that cpu we have the snapdragon 662 the gpu is the arduino 610 four gigabytes of lp ddr4 x ram 64 gigabytes of internal storage plus a microsd card slot good up to one terabyte ac wi-fi bluetooth 5.1 an 11 inch 2k ips display a 7 500 milliamp hour battery and they're claiming up to 12 hours of video playback from this quad speakers with dolby atmos and it's running android 10 right out of the box all right so here it is when it comes to ui performance the snapdragon cpu they're using in here can definitely handle android 10. now this did come with some bloat and this is something i really hate seeing but there's a couple microsoft apps which can be deleted there's a my lenovo and the dolby atmos those ones can be disabled but i would definitely leave that dolby atmos going also has the kids corner built in so if you want to set this up for a kid you can kind of disable different apps and things like that since we're running a legitimate version of android we do have full access to google play and overall it's been a really enjoyable experience with that four gigs of ram i haven't noticed any lag at all with the ui here lenovo claims up to 12 hours of battery life with video playback and i'm sure that's probably at the lowest brightness but uh with that 7 500 milliamp hour battery you should get some really good play time out of this thing speaking of video playback through netflix we can get full hd this only supports widevine level one even though we have that 2k screen and even when it comes to youtube we can only go up to 1080p 60. i was really hoping we could get 2k out of this maybe down the road they'll throw an update out that allows it but at 1080p still looks great on the screen and it'll play perfectly fine gotta say the speakers that they use in this thing sound absolutely amazing we have that quad speaker array and it does get way too loud and by too loud i don't mean it distorts or anything like that at full volume it does sound great but it's just overpoweringly loud for a tablet i also ran some benchmarks first up we have 3dmark wildlife this is a vulcan benchmark and we only scored a 373 not great and the same thing kind of goes for geekbench 5 single core 298 multi 1248 i thought i'd see much higher scores on both of these here but when i moved over to slingshot and antutu it started to look a lot better for slingshot this is an opengl test we scored a 1073 n22 came in over 200 000 which is great for a budget tablet now when you're talking about high-end phones this isn't a great score but when it comes to these budget tablets this is pretty decent now it's time to move over to some native android gaming for these first two games i will be using an xbox controller connected over bluetooth here we have minecraft 12 chunks we still have fancy graphics on and it performs great i've always had really good luck in these snapdragon chips when it comes to minecraft so this will be fully playable on this tablet asphalt 9 is another one that's going to perform really well on this tablet i didn't go in and change any of the settings there are a few graphical settings that we can actually go in and change but i'm still using that xbox controller and i'm getting great performance i also went through and tested call of duty mobile now i'm not a big fan of playing this on a bigger screen because it's really hard to reach some of these buttons here but it does perform well i'm at medium settings with a frame rate at high not bad at all but this is a very well optimized game they've done a great job getting this to run on lower end chip so let's move up to something a little harder to run and that's going to be gentian impact this is just a harder one to run on lower end chips and we are struggling here with the snapdragon 662 unfortunately even at the lowest settings at 30fps you will have some stuttering going on now it's time to move over to some emulation testing first up we have dreamcast using the redream emulator this is sonic adventure 2 and we're upscaled to 1280x960 getting great performance here it is running at full speed next on the list n64 using move pin 64 plus fz i was also able to upscale this to 600x800 and when it comes to n64 on this chipset i've tested it in the past it works great moving up a bit to psp using ppsspp here we have tekken dark resurrection upscale to 3x using the vulcan back in no frame skip no hacks and it's running at 60. but this is an easier game to emulate so let's check out how chains of olympus performs with this one i'm still using that vulcan back in but i did have to take it down to 1x i'm actually really surprised to see this running at 60 every once in a while you'll see it dip but it's decent performance for what we have here moving over to some ds emulation using the standalone version of drastic from the google play store if you want to play ds games on your android device even if it's a lower end definitely check out drastic because there's a good chance it's going to run these games and the final emulation test i ran was gamecube using the dolphin emulator the snapdragon 662 in this tablet just isn't cut out for gamecube emulation now there are a couple games that do run at full speed like wind waker and beautiful joe but don't go out and buy this specifically for dolphin next up we have some g-force now running cyberpunk 2077 this is streaming from their servers i'm using that xbox controller and keep in mind i'm connected to my five gigahertz network because we do have ac wi-fi built-in so game streaming is definitely possible on this tablet the final thing i wanted to test on this tablet was a little bit of game streaming using xcloud now i'm actually a big fan of this i also tested out stadia and geforce now as long as you have a decent internet connection this does have ac wi-fi built in you should get pretty good performance but one of my favorites is xcloud and they've recently added gta 5 so i figured i'd go ahead and test it out and performance really isn't that bad you'll still deal with some input latency i have that xbox controller connected over bluetooth plus we're streaming this game which is all going to add to input latency but if you can kind of get used to it this is playable overall i think lenovo did a pretty great job here with the p11 i've actually tested a lot of lenovo tablets on my channel especially the budget ones and this is one of the best if you were to face this off against the p11 pro the p11 pro is going to win every single day we have a better screen and a better cpu but given the price of this thing at 229 i think it's a great budget option it would have been nice to see 1440 playback in netflix and youtube and like i said hopefully they do update the software so we can get a higher widevine level here to get that out of it because after all we're really not taking advantage of this 2k screen we've got great battery life an awesome sound system and decent performance keep in mind this is the snapdragon 662 it's not a top of the line chip at all these are in mid-range phones but it's definitely enough to get you by with media consumption tons of different native android apps and games are going to run at full speed on this thing and as you saw we do get some pretty decent emulation performance out of this machine also so yeah if you're looking for a budget tablet and you know what you're getting into i do think this would be worth 229 given the prices of tablets right now but if you're looking for the top of the line stuff i would go with the samsung galaxy s6 you can pick up a refurbished one for like 360 on ebay or if you want to go all out as i'm making this video here the most powerful tablet on the market is the samsung galaxy s7 and that thing is absolutely amazing but you could basically buy two of these for the price of that one so that's gonna wrap it up for this video really appreciate you watching if you're interested in learning more about the lenovo p11 i will leave a few links in the description if there's anything else you want to see running on this tablet just let me know in the comments below and like always thanks for watching youhey what's going on guys cta prime back here again today we're going to be taking a look at the all new lenovo p11 android tablet now this is not to be confused with the lenovo p11 pro which is a more expensive tablet albeit it's actually a really decent tablet but when i did my review i did state that it was overpriced this is the p11 it's a step down from the pro but the price does reflect that coming in at 229 this could turn out to be one of the best budget android tablets of 2021. so what we have here is an 8 core snapdragon processor an 11 inch ips 2k screen quad speakers 4 gigabytes of ram 64 gigabytes of internal storage and it's packed inside of this really sleek little design here um let me go ahead and get this thing powered on and i did hit the button hopefully it's got some charge in it let me hold it for a few seconds and there we go so yeah i'm hoping that this turns out to be a nice little tablet along with the p11 tablet you're also going to get a 20 watt charger our usb type-c cable and i believe that's about it inside of this box here since this is the non-pro version we don't have an amoled display but it's a really nice looking 2k ips around back here we got this dual tone design we do have a volume rocker and our power button over here like i mentioned this has quad speakers built in two on each end and it supports dolby atmos and this thing will support up to a one terabyte micro sd card but we only have 64 gigabytes of internal storage now there is rumor that they're going to be releasing a 128 gigabyte version that's obviously going to bring the storage up but it also brings the ram up from four to six and i have not seen that online i wasn't able to pick one up but when it comes to the specs of the model i have here for that cpu we have the snapdragon 662 the gpu is the arduino 610 four gigabytes of lp ddr4 x ram 64 gigabytes of internal storage plus a microsd card slot good up to one terabyte ac wi-fi bluetooth 5.1 an 11 inch 2k ips display a 7 500 milliamp hour battery and they're claiming up to 12 hours of video playback from this quad speakers with dolby atmos and it's running android 10 right out of the box all right so here it is when it comes to ui performance the snapdragon cpu they're using in here can definitely handle android 10. now this did come with some bloat and this is something i really hate seeing but there's a couple microsoft apps which can be deleted there's a my lenovo and the dolby atmos those ones can be disabled but i would definitely leave that dolby atmos going also has the kids corner built in so if you want to set this up for a kid you can kind of disable different apps and things like that since we're running a legitimate version of android we do have full access to google play and overall it's been a really enjoyable experience with that four gigs of ram i haven't noticed any lag at all with the ui here lenovo claims up to 12 hours of battery life with video playback and i'm sure that's probably at the lowest brightness but uh with that 7 500 milliamp hour battery you should get some really good play time out of this thing speaking of video playback through netflix we can get full hd this only supports widevine level one even though we have that 2k screen and even when it comes to youtube we can only go up to 1080p 60. i was really hoping we could get 2k out of this maybe down the road they'll throw an update out that allows it but at 1080p still looks great on the screen and it'll play perfectly fine gotta say the speakers that they use in this thing sound absolutely amazing we have that quad speaker array and it does get way too loud and by too loud i don't mean it distorts or anything like that at full volume it does sound great but it's just overpoweringly loud for a tablet i also ran some benchmarks first up we have 3dmark wildlife this is a vulcan benchmark and we only scored a 373 not great and the same thing kind of goes for geekbench 5 single core 298 multi 1248 i thought i'd see much higher scores on both of these here but when i moved over to slingshot and antutu it started to look a lot better for slingshot this is an opengl test we scored a 1073 n22 came in over 200 000 which is great for a budget tablet now when you're talking about high-end phones this isn't a great score but when it comes to these budget tablets this is pretty decent now it's time to move over to some native android gaming for these first two games i will be using an xbox controller connected over bluetooth here we have minecraft 12 chunks we still have fancy graphics on and it performs great i've always had really good luck in these snapdragon chips when it comes to minecraft so this will be fully playable on this tablet asphalt 9 is another one that's going to perform really well on this tablet i didn't go in and change any of the settings there are a few graphical settings that we can actually go in and change but i'm still using that xbox controller and i'm getting great performance i also went through and tested call of duty mobile now i'm not a big fan of playing this on a bigger screen because it's really hard to reach some of these buttons here but it does perform well i'm at medium settings with a frame rate at high not bad at all but this is a very well optimized game they've done a great job getting this to run on lower end chip so let's move up to something a little harder to run and that's going to be gentian impact this is just a harder one to run on lower end chips and we are struggling here with the snapdragon 662 unfortunately even at the lowest settings at 30fps you will have some stuttering going on now it's time to move over to some emulation testing first up we have dreamcast using the redream emulator this is sonic adventure 2 and we're upscaled to 1280x960 getting great performance here it is running at full speed next on the list n64 using move pin 64 plus fz i was also able to upscale this to 600x800 and when it comes to n64 on this chipset i've tested it in the past it works great moving up a bit to psp using ppsspp here we have tekken dark resurrection upscale to 3x using the vulcan back in no frame skip no hacks and it's running at 60. but this is an easier game to emulate so let's check out how chains of olympus performs with this one i'm still using that vulcan back in but i did have to take it down to 1x i'm actually really surprised to see this running at 60 every once in a while you'll see it dip but it's decent performance for what we have here moving over to some ds emulation using the standalone version of drastic from the google play store if you want to play ds games on your android device even if it's a lower end definitely check out drastic because there's a good chance it's going to run these games and the final emulation test i ran was gamecube using the dolphin emulator the snapdragon 662 in this tablet just isn't cut out for gamecube emulation now there are a couple games that do run at full speed like wind waker and beautiful joe but don't go out and buy this specifically for dolphin next up we have some g-force now running cyberpunk 2077 this is streaming from their servers i'm using that xbox controller and keep in mind i'm connected to my five gigahertz network because we do have ac wi-fi built-in so game streaming is definitely possible on this tablet the final thing i wanted to test on this tablet was a little bit of game streaming using xcloud now i'm actually a big fan of this i also tested out stadia and geforce now as long as you have a decent internet connection this does have ac wi-fi built in you should get pretty good performance but one of my favorites is xcloud and they've recently added gta 5 so i figured i'd go ahead and test it out and performance really isn't that bad you'll still deal with some input latency i have that xbox controller connected over bluetooth plus we're streaming this game which is all going to add to input latency but if you can kind of get used to it this is playable overall i think lenovo did a pretty great job here with the p11 i've actually tested a lot of lenovo tablets on my channel especially the budget ones and this is one of the best if you were to face this off against the p11 pro the p11 pro is going to win every single day we have a better screen and a better cpu but given the price of this thing at 229 i think it's a great budget option it would have been nice to see 1440 playback in netflix and youtube and like i said hopefully they do update the software so we can get a higher widevine level here to get that out of it because after all we're really not taking advantage of this 2k screen we've got great battery life an awesome sound system and decent performance keep in mind this is the snapdragon 662 it's not a top of the line chip at all these are in mid-range phones but it's definitely enough to get you by with media consumption tons of different native android apps and games are going to run at full speed on this thing and as you saw we do get some pretty decent emulation performance out of this machine also so yeah if you're looking for a budget tablet and you know what you're getting into i do think this would be worth 229 given the prices of tablets right now but if you're looking for the top of the line stuff i would go with the samsung galaxy s6 you can pick up a refurbished one for like 360 on ebay or if you want to go all out as i'm making this video here the most powerful tablet on the market is the samsung galaxy s7 and that thing is absolutely amazing but you could basically buy two of these for the price of that one so that's gonna wrap it up for this video really appreciate you watching if you're interested in learning more about the lenovo p11 i will leave a few links in the description if there's anything else you want to see running on this tablet just let me know in the comments below and like always thanks for watching you\n"