The Xiaomi Mi 11 may also be throttling certain apps
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Any phone with SD888 may throttling apps regardless of brand.
its not failure fo brand bt failure of Qualcomm making bad CPU.
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Anonymous, 30 Mar 2022It was the other way around. All the Xiaomi fanboys praised... moreAh if it isn't the troll anon striking again!
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Maybe Geekbench is the problematic one, not Samsung or Xiaomi.
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Darknoor, 30 Mar 2022Same with the 11T pro. It used to score higher on Antutu bu... moreIt was the other way around. All the Xiaomi fanboys praised the Xiaomi Mi11 series even before it was released, just looking at the spec sheet (because this is the only thing they know to do, lol). And they were laughing at Apple or Samsung phones. After that, the phone proved to be a mess.
Now, with many Xiaomi phones having quality issues (both software and hardware), all the Xiaomi fanboys have almost disappeared from arena. That’s because they probably bought Apple or Samsung phones, lol.
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Anonymous, 29 Mar 2022It's really laughable how a lot of the comments in the... moreSame with the 11T pro. It used to score higher on Antutu but people complained about the heat so much Xiaomi had to do soemthing about the performance and now people complain about throttling.
It is not like phones can be perfect, especially a flagship killer value one, otherwise why aren't we all buying that one perfect phone?
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Carnage, 29 Mar 2022Shhh.. There are people here who still thinks the 11 series... moreIt might not be the best but for the price is great(got it for 550$) a month ago. Sot(5-6Hours) it's not the best out there but otherwise I'd say is a great and capable flagship. I play fifa daily so i haven't experienced any overheating. Maybe when it was released wasn't good but now with MIUI 13 seems ok to me.
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Avi Kerendian - I understand that Xiaomi is a great company, but I can't understand why the Mi 11 may also be interfering with certain apps? Total disappointment?
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Anonymous, 29 Mar 2022Sony and Motorola on verge on closing? Both are making mo... morebut volume can make up that profit gain required. its a moot point you argue here.
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Professional, 29 Mar 2022True!!! A Ferrari or every powerhorse is also not made to r... moreapples to oranges. even inlaptop its actually thermal throttle vs software power limit throttle. big difference.
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This aplies to 11 PRO?
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Anonymous, 29 Mar 2022It's really laughable how a lot of the comments in the... moreSays a Xiaomi fanboy....no performance is still terrible. Mi 11 also suffered from burnt motherboard issue no matter what, check some user reviews and Gizmochina. Garbage phone at best
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Anonymous, 29 Mar 2022It's really laughable how a lot of the comments in the... moreTrue!!! A Ferrari or every powerhorse is also not made to run full power the whole time.
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It's really laughable how a lot of the comments in the comments section insult a phone brand they don't and can't even own in their area lmao.
Mi 11's throttling was acceptable cause it actually improved performance unlike other brands where it throttled too far that it lowered game performance.
It's also laughable how people want maximum performance that isn't usable in anyway just cause it's a flagship lmao. It's even funnier that these people don't even game at all and they demand maximum performance that they will never ever even reach in their goddam life. It's like wanting to buy an oven to go beyond it's allowable temperatures cause you paid a lot of cash. No one's gonna sell you a new oven that's design to deliberately fry itself. It doesn't make sense at all😂
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Muthu, 29 Mar 2022I disagree with you that the OEMs cannot do anything. One o... moreWhat a lame comment.
If they do not use new chips, what are they gonna use? Old chips are not made anymore.
865 was more expensive than 8g1 is now.
Trading cpu A for cpu B does not make phone $300.
None is gonna refuse the cpu. They do not care if your experience is compromised. Next year tons of people will be buying next generation same way.
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Anonymous, 29 Mar 2022Um lg bootloop might have been worsened by s810 but was an ... moreThere was no failure. You say this just because mi11 units died because of heat.
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Muthu, 29 Mar 2022I think you are ignoring the reputation loss that it causes... moreSony and Motorola on verge on closing? Both are making money with phones.
HTC is gonna announce flagship in few weeks.
Repeat in front of mirror 1000x
" Selling more units does not mean making more money".
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Nick, 29 Mar 2022What's the problem? The problem is paying a lot extra ... moreDo you even know EVERY chipset is throthling?! So you want maximum performance and MORE throthling in certain apps? Benchmarks only last a few minutes,so they can maintain maximum performance if you do it once. But in games they know you can easily play more than 1h,so they reduce speed but you have stable and good performance, so no throthling. I know what to choose. And do you even know there is a switch mode inside recent Xiaomi phones,that you let chose from Battery Saver/Balanced/Power modus?! In Power Mode you maintain FULL POWER.
For example search "iPhone 13 Pro Max Genshin Impact FPS Performance/Power Test"
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SOMAYU, 29 Mar 2022God knows if there's a phone that needed it, it's... moreShhh.. There are people here who still thinks the 11 series was the best android smartphone last year. Can't blame them, they believed all those reviews hyping up the devices which had their own flaws.
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KTMY, 29 Mar 2022Almost all the android smartphone's chip is rely on ei... moreI disagree with you that the OEMs cannot do anything. One option - they can refuse to buy overheating/inefficient SoCs from Qualcomm/Mediatek at huge prices. And insist on buying one year old flagship SoC until Qualcomm/Mediatek get their act together. But the downside is, they cannot charge a huge amount from customers. They can price those phones at best at upper mid-range price. This is where their short term thinking is killing their long term reputation. They ALL want to make a quick buck, without considering the long-term reputation loss/sustainable profitability.
Other option - Still buy the latest SoCs from Qualcomm/Mediatek, but don't clock the SoCs at full speed for the high end cores (X1/X2) and run them at a clock (2.4/2.5 GHz) where the performance is sustainable. The CPU/GPU benchmark numbers would be lower, but they can at least focus more on features in the phone from marketing perspective and insist that their focus is on sustained performance, not benchmark numbers which are irrelevant now and that they don't care about benchmark numbers anymore. That would require courage to do the right thing. Do they have it - is the question.
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Muthu, 29 Mar 2022I think you are ignoring the reputation loss that it causes... moreAlmost all the android smartphone's chip is rely on either SD or MT. They can't do anything on the chip performance that already been fixed.
What can those smartphone brand does is only cooling system and software tuning.
And each of them have their own specific method that not common to each other. Some is did better and some is up side down.
Apple and Samsung have their own chip design, but still have throttling issues, occasionally their may or may not solve that issue all the time.
There have 1 company that can beat Apple back then, but been sink down by the superpower with the nonsense reason.