Oneplus recently faced the anger of global technology fans on social media after a report revealed how the Oneplus 9 Pro smart phone manipulated benchmark scores.
The Geekbench Performance Platform Platform even abolished the Oneplus 9 Pro and Oneplus 9 smartphone and said that it would verify the benchmark score from other oneplus phones as well.
Reports by Anandtech said that Oneplus 9 Pro software uses application detection mechanisms and deliberately running popular applications such as Google Chrome, Firefox, Zoom, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and “Quite a lot that has a level of popularity in the save game” at a more processor core slow.
Application detection is used by the company to make smartphones appear stronger on the benchmark platform.
However, in this case, Oneplus ‘cheat’ to improve power efficiency and battery life.
After severe criticism, Oneplus tries to explain to fans that what it does cannot be called cheating or manipulation.
However, it doesn’t help oneplus a lot.
Now, CEO Pete Lau offers clarification and said, “We do not optimize oneplus phones for benchmark scores.
We optimize it for real use.” In the case of Oneplus 9 and 9 pro, when you open a heavy application or game, the Snapdragon 888 processor, including the core The X1 CPU is super strong, it will run at full speed to provide the best performance.
But with actions that don’t require maximum power, such as reading web pages or scrolling Twitter and Instagram, it’s not necessary for the CPU to walk in almost 3GHz to do it smoothly.
Pro Oneplus 9 and 9 reduces the CPU frequency in this scenario to reduce power consumption and heat dissipation while maintaining a smooth experience, “he explained in the Oneplus Forum post.
He also mentioned that the R & D team in OnePlus maintained a list of applications – based on the most popular Google Play Store application – which tried to optimize.
The list of applications contains almost all popular ones on Google Play Store including Chrome, Twitter, Zoom, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, and others.
“All of these optimizations are only completed after our testing team ensures the actual user experience is not negatively affected,” he added.