What's Happening Guys: Benchmarking and Hardware Information of the New LG Optimus G Pro

In today's video, we're going to take a closer look at the benchmarks and hardware information of the new LG Optimus G Pro. This phone has just been launched in India, and it comes with some impressive specs. Let's start by taking a look at its display. The LG Optimus G Pro features a 5.5-inch full HD display, which boasts a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels. This results in a whopping 401 pixels per inch, making it one of the highest resolutions available on a phone with this screen size.

The high pixel density makes the phone's display stand out from the competition. Although it may not have the highest PPI, its large screen size means that it still delivers an impressive visual experience. The device also features a 13-megapixel main camera and a 2.1-inch secondary camera, both of which are capable of recording 1080p video. This makes for some great camera capabilities on this phone.

Under the hood, the LG Optimus G Pro is powered by a Qualcomm APQ 8640 Snapdragon 600 processor, which is a quad-core chipset. The processor has an armv7 architecture and can reach speeds of up to 1.7 GHz, making it a powerful device for its class. The phone also comes with 2 GB of RAM, but unfortunately, only 1.8 GB is available for usage due to the device's operating system requirements.

The GPU on this phone is the Adreno 320, one of the best graphics processing units available in the market today. This makes for some fast and efficient performance when it comes to gaming or other graphics-intensive tasks. The device also features a range of sensors, including a front-facing gesture sensor, tilt gesture sensor, motion accelerometer, linear acceleration sensor, gravity sensor, gyroscope, light sensor, and more.

To give you an idea of the phone's capabilities, we've run some benchmark tests using various tools. In Quadrant, the LG Optimus G Pro scores 11,648, which is a pretty high score for this device class. The device also performs well in the Nina Mark 2 test, scoring 59.2 points, which is close to what was expected given its Adreno 320 GPU.

In addition to these tests, we've also run an Andriod benchmark test that shows even more impressive scores: 19,490. This test measures CPU performance and memory usage in a real-world scenario. The results are very promising for this device, especially considering its price point. Another great benchmark is the multi-touch test, where it detects exactly 10 touch points into the screen without any issues.

In conclusion, the LG Optimus G Pro is an impressive device that delivers great performance and features at an affordable price. Its high-resolution display, powerful processor, and advanced graphics capabilities make it a great choice for those looking for a capable smartphone. With its range of sensors and advanced benchmark scores, this phone is sure to impress anyone who gets the chance to use it.

Whether you're interested in buying the LG Optimus G Pro or just want to know more about it, we hope that our video has given you a better understanding of what this device can do. Stay tuned for our gaming video and camera review to see how this phone performs in different scenarios. You can also catch us on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and YouTube for the latest updates.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's happening guys this B nak for. in today we are looking at the benchmarks and Hardware information of the new LG Optimus G Pro now this is a phone that has just been launched in India comes with a 5.5 in full HD display uh it does have a full 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution which makes it a whopping 401 pixels per inch uh now that's not the highest PPI but because of the screen size it definitely is one of the highest resolutions so it does get a really high pixel per inch uh you have a 13 megapixel main camera and a 2.1 map a secondary camera both are capable of 1080p video you have Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean out of the box a Qualcomm apq 8640 Snapdragon 600 processor which is a quad code processor we also have an adreno 320 GPU but we're going to look at that already so let's uh take a look at that we're going to jump into quadrant and uh let's jump into system information and you can see that we have the CPU over here armv7 processor frequency is set at 1.2 uh but it does go up to 1.7 GHz it is a quad code chipset so that is great uh you can see that it gives you the name over here no serial number unfortunately out of the 2 G GB of RAM you get 1.8 GB approximately for usage uh which is sort of sad uh resolution you can see is a full 1920 x 1080p uh the DPI comes out to 43x 43 the GPU is in adreno 320 GPU one of the best uh Graphics processing units and you can see we have a whole array of sensors here so it says uh facing gesture sensor tilt gesture sensor motion accelerometer a linear acceleration sensor Gravity Sensor gyroscope light sensor Etc all these things are here so uh I'm going to ensure that I'm not running anything in the background and I'm going to run a full Benchmark and you can see that the device scores a impressive 11 648 uh which is pretty high for the total score uh let's move on to Nina Mark 2 now and we'll look at that so let's quickly jump into Nina Mark and we'll take a look at the Nina Mark 2 score as well not a lot different than what was expected 59.2 which is an impressive score uh usually adreno 320 gets around the 60 Mark and that's exactly what it did over here as well the next thing I'm going to do is I'm going to run the and22 Benchmark for you guys just ensure that I quit everything else from the background and I'm going to start a full test so the scores are R uh you get an impressive score of 19490 uh you can see the CPU is at 7464 the ram is at 3181 GPU is at 7951 and input output is at 894 the last thing I'm going to do guys is I'm going to run a multi-touch test uh to check uh the multi-touch input it should be about 10 inputs into the display which I don't doubt and uh you can see that a total of 10 inputs into the display without any issues over there almost in an instant stay tuned for our gaming video our camera review and the final review of the LG Optimus G Pro for all the details related to this uh device check out .in you can also catch us on Facebook Twitter Google+ make sure you subscribe to us on YouTube youtube.com youtube.com/ TV for networks thank you guys for watchingwhat's happening guys this B nak for. in today we are looking at the benchmarks and Hardware information of the new LG Optimus G Pro now this is a phone that has just been launched in India comes with a 5.5 in full HD display uh it does have a full 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution which makes it a whopping 401 pixels per inch uh now that's not the highest PPI but because of the screen size it definitely is one of the highest resolutions so it does get a really high pixel per inch uh you have a 13 megapixel main camera and a 2.1 map a secondary camera both are capable of 1080p video you have Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean out of the box a Qualcomm apq 8640 Snapdragon 600 processor which is a quad code processor we also have an adreno 320 GPU but we're going to look at that already so let's uh take a look at that we're going to jump into quadrant and uh let's jump into system information and you can see that we have the CPU over here armv7 processor frequency is set at 1.2 uh but it does go up to 1.7 GHz it is a quad code chipset so that is great uh you can see that it gives you the name over here no serial number unfortunately out of the 2 G GB of RAM you get 1.8 GB approximately for usage uh which is sort of sad uh resolution you can see is a full 1920 x 1080p uh the DPI comes out to 43x 43 the GPU is in adreno 320 GPU one of the best uh Graphics processing units and you can see we have a whole array of sensors here so it says uh facing gesture sensor tilt gesture sensor motion accelerometer a linear acceleration sensor Gravity Sensor gyroscope light sensor Etc all these things are here so uh I'm going to ensure that I'm not running anything in the background and I'm going to run a full Benchmark and you can see that the device scores a impressive 11 648 uh which is pretty high for the total score uh let's move on to Nina Mark 2 now and we'll look at that so let's quickly jump into Nina Mark and we'll take a look at the Nina Mark 2 score as well not a lot different than what was expected 59.2 which is an impressive score uh usually adreno 320 gets around the 60 Mark and that's exactly what it did over here as well the next thing I'm going to do is I'm going to run the and22 Benchmark for you guys just ensure that I quit everything else from the background and I'm going to start a full test so the scores are R uh you get an impressive score of 19490 uh you can see the CPU is at 7464 the ram is at 3181 GPU is at 7951 and input output is at 894 the last thing I'm going to do guys is I'm going to run a multi-touch test uh to check uh the multi-touch input it should be about 10 inputs into the display which I don't doubt and uh you can see that a total of 10 inputs into the display without any issues over there almost in an instant stay tuned for our gaming video our camera review and the final review of the LG Optimus G Pro for all the details related to this uh device check out .in you can also catch us on Facebook Twitter Google+ make sure you subscribe to us on YouTube youtube.com youtube.com/ TV for networks thank you guys for watching\n"