GOS update halved Geekbench single core result

[ruuvvi]

I installed today the GOS update. After install I rebooted phone and also wiped cache.

Before update my Geekbench result was single core 1181 / Multi-core 3524.

After update Single core 662 / Multi-core 3584

So single core result halved. I tought this update should have improve the performance but it did the opposite?!?

[John19691969]

Look at both links all series from S10 to s22 had thottleling geekbench banned all of them as all doing same thing

[John19691969]

Sound like a plan lol

[John19691969]

Geekbench banned series 9 OnePlus only for thottling but banned S10 to s22 for same thing

[John19691969]

https://www.techspot.com/community/topics/geekbench-bans-four-generations-of-galaxy-devices-over-ben...

[John19691969]

The developers at Geekbench have responded by banning the last four generations of Samsung flagship phones from its comparison chart for benchmark manipulation, with further research revealing that GOS has been active since the Galaxy S10.....read link above and below

[John19691969]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.androidpolice.com/geekbench-banned-four-years-samsung-flagships-thr...

[John19691969]

🔥🔥

[John19691969]

So it was turned on at some point on all of them from the S10 series to S22 series

[AntonioMerretti]

Im pretty sure the processing speed option existed when I bought this phone, pre GOS issues, allowing me to bypass any optimisations (throttling) it was making.
Setting this to max would give me the geek bench mark scores I had previously with the new update so I would actually say, Samsung is throttling the benchmark runs now rather than not due to this processing speed optimisation setting. I would have hoped there was a better way of disabling this per app basis just to give me peace of mind.
I also agree with a few posters here, if this was going on for years and people didn't even realise, then what are we really complaining about? It's blatantly obvious that a cpu cannot be run at full all the time and there needs to be some optimisations, and what I gathered is samsungs's crude implementation of this is simply not good enough.
It's a hard balance these tech companies have to make. With battery tech remaining stagnant and more and more features and computational magic each generation is introducing there needs to be better optimisations of which I think Android should do more to help out on.

Sorry I didn't mean to go on for so long! 😁 Rant over. Samsung please sort it out so I can have a phone that can last well into the next day!

[AntonioMerretti]

Actually running the benchmark again without setting the processing speed option but simply having more battery has given me the same results as before. So I'm happy!