Antutu 3DBench

Antutu 3DBench is an outstanding game performance optimization tool that helps users easily evaluate the high-intensity 3D graphics rendering capabilities of their devices, simulating realistic workloads to ensure a smooth and stable gaming experience. The application presents a powerful, easy-to-use, and feature-rich 3D rendering performance testing program for a wide range of gamers, providing a wealth of graphical components to help you test 64-bit processor and user experience performance at any time, ensuring that important components and functions operate at their best, bringing you a high-quality gaming experience.

Wonderful Performance of Antutu 3DBench

A benchmark application used to test the performance of Android devices running demanding games. The application runs two different scenes, both created using the Unity3D 5.0 engine, one of the most popular game development engines on Android and other platforms.

Using Antutu 3DBench is very simple; just click the start button and wait for both scenes to load. After both scenes are loaded, the application will return to the home screen, where you can view the average frame rate of your Android device. If the frame rate is low, it is recommended that you temporarily avoid playing demanding games.

AnTuTu 3DBench provides realistic 3D workloads and the components needed for performance testing. Before installation, please check if Vulkan is supported and use WiFi to avoid additional data consumption. First, download AnTuTu 3DBench from this page and run the scene to see the results.

Awesome Features of Antutu 3DBench

Separate 3D Update Package

AnTuTu 3DBench stores 3D content in a separate installation package. When AnTuTu 3DBench is updated to the latest version, there is no need to re-download large resources, thus helping to reduce data consumption, especially in mobile network environments.

Support for 64-bit CPU and UX Testing

The application is able to measure various metrics for 64-bit CPU performance and user experience. This separate module is necessary to accurately run these components, so you can understand how your device handles complex loads.

Terracotta Warriors Scene with Vulkan

AnTuTu 3DBench uses the Vulkan API in the Terracotta Warriors scene and employs ultra-high precision textures and lighting. These choices are designed to more realistically simulate future game scenes and significantly stress-test the GPU.

Size, Network, and Device Requirements

The installation package size is similar to that of a true 3D game, approximately 600 MB. For a smoother installation experience, a WiFi connection is recommended. Some devices cannot run the Terracotta Warriors scene due to a lack of Vulkan support; if Vulkan is unavailable, the scene will not run. We plan to release an AnTuTu Go version without Vulkan scenes specifically for these devices.

Excellent Highlights of Antutu 3DBench

AnTuTu benchmark software's GPU testing has received a revolutionary upgrade! All 3D test scenes have now been fully upgraded to the UE5.5 engine, presenting you with unprecedented realistic image quality and exquisite details.

The newly launched professional-grade "Four Seasons: Light and Shadow" ray tracing test scene allows you to witness firsthand the outstanding performance of your device in handling dynamic lighting and shadows, and experience the stunning effects of cinematic real-time rendering.

Beloved classic scenes such as "Four Seasons: Cabin" and "Hillside HD: Stone Refuge" have undergone engine migration and rendering optimization, fully adapting to next-generation GPU architectures and unleashing the full potential of the hardware. Ready to push your device's graphics capabilities to the limit? Install the latest version now and experience an unprecedented 3D visual feast, discovering the true power of your device's GPU!

Fantastic Benefits of Antutu 3DBench

Graphics components tested

New processor tests

Multiple platform support

Displays phone specifications

Final Words

An excellent benchmark tool, but only useful if you plan to play a particularly performance-intensive game. You can also use it to check if your device is truly as powerful as you think.