**Testing the YouDo Quad: A Hands-On Review**

Today, I am here with the YouDo Quad and I wanted to test some benchmarks running on their Android 6.0 build. Now, this is their beta 1 build for the YouDo Quad, and I wanted to see how it performs. The operating system itself seems pretty smooth, transitioning between different apps with ease. It's very smooth, but I just wanted to show you guys what this thing benchmarks out at.

The YouDo Quad has a FreeScale IMX6 ARM Cortex A9 CPU, which is the quad-core version, and it has Edith Vivant TGC 2000 GPU with one gigabyte of built-in RAM as onboard Wi-Fi. The board itself is built very nice, I actually enjoy using the in-boone to build on this YouDo. It's not quite as fast as other single boards, but it's very smooth and they have optimized it very well.

Let's get into it and see how it performs under different benchmarks. First up, we have Geekbench 3. I've closed all other applications and cleaned the RAM out, so let's run this test. The results are in, and they are looking very good. Halfway through the benchmark, I ran the same benchmark on my iPhone 6s, and it finished about 30 seconds before the YouDo did. This is a good indication of the performance gap between these two devices.

I know the success is a very expensive phone, but this is what I have to compare it to. My single-core score is 2528 on my iPhone, while my multi-score is 4399. The YouDo has a score of 294 for single-core and 926 for multi-core. This is low compared to other devices. Let's move on to another benchmark.

This is an older benchmark, but I've run it on pretty much every Android device that I have owned, so I'm going to use it as a reference point. The screen will flip sideways while we're running this test, but it'll flip back when we're done. We scored 4234, which is below the HTC One X in this benchmark.

Another benchmark I want to run is the AnTuTu benchmark, also known as Antutu. This doesn't come pre-installed with Google Play, so I had to download it from the Amazon Appstore. It's a great tool for testing device performance, and it will give us graphics performance, read and write speed of the RAM, and i/o of the SD card that I'm using.

We'll click "test" here and let it run through. Unfortunately, this benchmark kept crashing on my first attempt, so we can't run it. I also downloaded 3DMark, but it wouldn't load either. So, I'm going to run a quick browser benchmark instead.

This is SunSpider, which tests the JavaScript of the browser. It'll use the CPU to do so. We're going to start now and see if we can finish this test. Our score is 2026, which is slightly faster than the Raspberry Pi 3 but also using a different operating system and browser. This could be due to better optimization for JavaScript.

In all in all, I'd say it's about on par with the Raspberry Pi 3. The big thing is that YouDo is coming out with their x86 board, which is an Adam X5 single-board computer. I've asked several questions about the YouDo Quad on their forum, and received no answer in the last two weeks. This lack of communication from the developers is disappointing.

I hardly got any views on my questions either, so development seems to be coming to a very slow standstill with the YouDo Quad. If they could have optimized this Android build, it could have been really nice for this little board. Hopefully, we don't have that problem with the x86 YouDo now.

The x86 YouDo is the only Kickstarter project I've ever backed, and I'm hoping that we get some good development out of this. It'll run Windows and Android, as well as other operating systems like Linux. This means we can have a decent lifespan for the board. With any luck, this will be a great device for those looking for a compact, powerful computer.

**Upcoming Content**

In my next YouDo Quad videos, I'll be testing video playback capabilities using the browser Cody and Netflix, possibly Crackle or Plex something like that. I'll also be testing how native Android apps run on this unit. Additionally, I'll definitely be making a video on emulation running on the YouDo Quad with their Android 6.0 build. Stay tuned for those!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey what's going on guys is ETA prime back here again today I am here with the you do quad and I wanted to test some benchmarks running on their android 6.0 build now this is their beta 1 build for the you do quad and I wanted to see how it performs the operating system itself seems pretty smooth transitioning to back and forth from different apps it seems very smooth but I just wanted to show you guys what this thing benchmarks out at this has a free scale imx6 arm cortex a9 cpu it's the quad core version and it has edit vivan tgc 2000 GPU with one gigabyte of built-in RAM as onboard Wi-Fi the board itself is built very nice I actually enjoy using the in boone to build on this you do it's not quite as fast as other single boards but it's very smooth and they have optimized it very well let's get into it and the first benchmark I want to test out as Geekbench 3 I have all the other applications closed and I've cleaned the RAM out I'll fast-forward this for you guys the results are in and they are looking very very very low to give you an idea halfway through the benchmark that Iran on the you do i ran the same benchmark on my iphone 6s and it finished about 30 seconds before the you do did now I know the success is a very expensive phone they're getting cheaper but this is what I have it to compare to my single course score is 2528 on my iPhone my multi score is 4399 on the you do here we scored a 294 for the single core and the multi-core scored a 926 very low kind of disappointing we're going to move on to a different benchmark here this is an older benchmark but I have run this on pretty much every Android device that I have owned and I have a good idea of what a good device should score a lot of people hate quadrant but I've used it since the very first mytouch came out so I'm going to run it on here now the screen is going to flip side ways but it'll flip back when we're done and we scored a 4234 that's below the HTC One X now this lists very old Android devices so we come in a little faster than the Asus Transformer Prime still very low score last benchmark I'm going to run here is an aunt to to benchmark now this doesn't come pre-installed with Google Play so I had to download this from the amazon appstore this is the older into to benchmark which will be totally fine because this is a 32-bit processor now this benchmark will give us graphics performance and read and write speed of the RAM and the i/o of the SD card that I'm using so we're going to click test here let it run through and see what we come up with you well we had an to to crack on us I tried it two times and it kept crashing so we can't run that benchmark i also downloaded 3dmark but it would not load either so i'm just going to run a quick browser benchmark now this is SunSpider it tests the javascript of the browser it'll use the cpu to do so we're going to start now and we're going to see if we can finish this test we scored a 2026 it's a bit faster than the raspberry pi 3 but we're also using a different operating system and a different browser so this browser could be better optimized for JavaScript so in all in all I'd say it actually is about on par with the raspberry pi 3 the big thing is you do is coming out with their x86 board which is a Adam x5 single board computer I've asked several questions about the you do quad on their forum and have received no answer in the last two weeks I hardly got any views on the questions either so development is coming to a very slow standstill with the you do quad which is disappointing if they could have optimized this Android build it could have been really nice for this little bored hopefully we do not have that problem with the x86 you do now the x86 you do is the only Kickstarter that I've ever backed and I'm hoping that we get some good development out of this now it'll run windows and Android and things like that so I'm pretty sure we'll be able to have a decent life span for the board well that's it for now guys in my next you do quad videos I'll be testing video playback capabilities using the browser cody and netflix possibly crackle or plex something like that i'll also be testing how native android apps run on this unit plus i'll definitely be making a video on emulation running on the you do quad with their android 6.0 build so stay tuned for those i really appreciate you guys watching if you have any questions leave a comment down below and like always thanks for watchinghey what's going on guys is ETA prime back here again today I am here with the you do quad and I wanted to test some benchmarks running on their android 6.0 build now this is their beta 1 build for the you do quad and I wanted to see how it performs the operating system itself seems pretty smooth transitioning to back and forth from different apps it seems very smooth but I just wanted to show you guys what this thing benchmarks out at this has a free scale imx6 arm cortex a9 cpu it's the quad core version and it has edit vivan tgc 2000 GPU with one gigabyte of built-in RAM as onboard Wi-Fi the board itself is built very nice I actually enjoy using the in boone to build on this you do it's not quite as fast as other single boards but it's very smooth and they have optimized it very well let's get into it and the first benchmark I want to test out as Geekbench 3 I have all the other applications closed and I've cleaned the RAM out I'll fast-forward this for you guys the results are in and they are looking very very very low to give you an idea halfway through the benchmark that Iran on the you do i ran the same benchmark on my iphone 6s and it finished about 30 seconds before the you do did now I know the success is a very expensive phone they're getting cheaper but this is what I have it to compare to my single course score is 2528 on my iPhone my multi score is 4399 on the you do here we scored a 294 for the single core and the multi-core scored a 926 very low kind of disappointing we're going to move on to a different benchmark here this is an older benchmark but I have run this on pretty much every Android device that I have owned and I have a good idea of what a good device should score a lot of people hate quadrant but I've used it since the very first mytouch came out so I'm going to run it on here now the screen is going to flip side ways but it'll flip back when we're done and we scored a 4234 that's below the HTC One X now this lists very old Android devices so we come in a little faster than the Asus Transformer Prime still very low score last benchmark I'm going to run here is an aunt to to benchmark now this doesn't come pre-installed with Google Play so I had to download this from the amazon appstore this is the older into to benchmark which will be totally fine because this is a 32-bit processor now this benchmark will give us graphics performance and read and write speed of the RAM and the i/o of the SD card that I'm using so we're going to click test here let it run through and see what we come up with you well we had an to to crack on us I tried it two times and it kept crashing so we can't run that benchmark i also downloaded 3dmark but it would not load either so i'm just going to run a quick browser benchmark now this is SunSpider it tests the javascript of the browser it'll use the cpu to do so we're going to start now and we're going to see if we can finish this test we scored a 2026 it's a bit faster than the raspberry pi 3 but we're also using a different operating system and a different browser so this browser could be better optimized for JavaScript so in all in all I'd say it actually is about on par with the raspberry pi 3 the big thing is you do is coming out with their x86 board which is a Adam x5 single board computer I've asked several questions about the you do quad on their forum and have received no answer in the last two weeks I hardly got any views on the questions either so development is coming to a very slow standstill with the you do quad which is disappointing if they could have optimized this Android build it could have been really nice for this little bored hopefully we do not have that problem with the x86 you do now the x86 you do is the only Kickstarter that I've ever backed and I'm hoping that we get some good development out of this now it'll run windows and Android and things like that so I'm pretty sure we'll be able to have a decent life span for the board well that's it for now guys in my next you do quad videos I'll be testing video playback capabilities using the browser cody and netflix possibly crackle or plex something like that i'll also be testing how native android apps run on this unit plus i'll definitely be making a video on emulation running on the you do quad with their android 6.0 build so stay tuned for those i really appreciate you guys watching if you have any questions leave a comment down below and like always thanks for watching\n"