[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
another flawed benchmark testing. engadget even explained it. for starters Vellamo benchmark is b.s. you want to know why? because qualcomm themselves make it so it will always favor qualcomm chips. Engadget and Anandtech said that themselves. OK. now that's out the way lets get to the rest. In the other benchmarks, you have to remember that the u.s. verson of the HTC one has alot lower screen resolution than the international One X version with tegra3 clocked @ 1.5Ghz. So anytime you try to run a same benchmark on 2 devices with different resolutions, the lower one will usually outperform, as far as in benchmarks, the other(as long as it has a decent processor). Because it has less work to do. it doesn't have to push as high of a resolution. In other words it wasn't an equal playing field doing the benchmarks. Now if the One X had the lower resolution the same as the One S, results would be very different favoring the Tegra3 version. Simple as that, plus the HTC One X is considered by HTC themselves to be the top model. then comes the one S in second. The One X has the superior screen resolution, quality and size than the one S. the X version has like a 4.7in. floated to one S 4.3 in. The One X has the Super LCD2 screen compared to One S SuperAmoled and yes the SuperLCD2 was considered superior to the suoeramoled screen. colors are more natural and whites are whiter on Superlcd2 screen. read the tech reviews if you think otherwise. Then the One X has alot higher resolution also.

Don't get me wrong, both versions are great. Both chips are great also. But those 2 phones benchmarking against each other is seriously flawed. not an equal playing field. Screen resolution seriously affects the scoring. only one I believe not affected as much by those two things will be browsing or sunspider results. Anything graphics wise or anything else is seriously affected negatively by the device with higher screen resolution and larger screen. Its chip has to work harder to push those specs.

Now you want a real head to head battle of the 2 chips that will be a real even playing field, wait till both versions of the Infinity Pad aka tf-700 comes out. one is wifi version and other is LTE version. Both versions will have exact same screen resolution. So each version having a different chip and benchmarked against each other will tell the REAL story of who performs better and gives better battery life. ill wait till then, any other benchmarks comparing the 2 chips will be flawed until tf-700 arrives.

plus here's another reason not to always believe those tech sites benchmarks. They show the HTC One S, with S4 snapdragon chip scoring 5,053 in Quadrant. Well here is my QuAdrant score not even after a fresh reboot. I scored alot higher scoring over 5,200. here's the kicker, that's with my prime having higher resolution. I could easily run those other tests also and beat the one S scores but you should see the point with this one: TEGRA3 IN DA HOUSE! then we have others who even scored higher than me(the ones with 1.8Ghz overclock). plus I have a sunspider one also that blows that One S one away by a large margin. I can pull that up also if needed ;)