The company Futuremark has removed smartphone Huawei Ascend P7 from the database and the rating of their benchmark 3DMark. Futuremark found that Ascend P7 uses some techniques to artificially show better performance results. Huawei has violated one of the main rules of Futuremark: the system should not determine the launch and operation of the benchmark and change their normal operation after launch detection performance test.
As evidence of fraud leads Futuremark test results by AnandTech, which compared the work Huawei Ascend P7 when running 3DMark public version of Google Play and a special version of the benchmark with the changed name is not available to the public launch of the device which can not be tracked. In the usual version of the benchmark, the machine dials 7462 points, while in the check - 5 816 In addition, had been audited and other benchmarks, which showed similar results overstatement. On the official site AnandTech, you can find details of the test.
"Ascend P7 detects the launch of 3DMark for the title of the application. Huawei is in response to the test Anandtech says that the processor performance is adjusted dynamically depending on the workload for different tasks. But even in this case, the test results in the public and renamed versions of 3DMark must be identical "- the company Futuremark.
Earlier similar results were seen winding HTC One (M8), Samsung Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Note 3, but the devices were returned when their manufacturers have removed the function of determining the performance test run.