Motorola Moto G3 (3rd Gen) vs Moto G2 CPU benchmarks – Geekbench 3, Vellamo 2/3 and AnTuTu

Just recently we showed you a number of GPU benchmarks which didn’t really impress us, and we were hoping CPU performance would be a different matter. While the Adreno 306 is downclocked to 400 MHz (G2’s Adreno 305 runs at 450MHz), the Cortex-A53 cores in G3’s Snapdragon 410 have a frequency of 1.36GHz – 13% higher than the 1.2GHz Cortex-A7 cores in G2’s Snadpragon 400.

Just as S400, Snapdragon 410 is constructed through a 28nm process. It features an Adreno 306 GPU, instead of the Adreno 305, and supports LPDDR2/3 533 MHz Single-channel 32-bit (4.2 GB/s).

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Moto G3 – Geekbench 3

Geekbench 3.0 is Primate Labs’ cross-platform processor benchmark which simulates real-world scenarios and produces a combined score based on integer, floating point and memory performance results.

Total score: 1640

Moto G3 – Vellamo 2 Metal

Vellamo 2 Metal measures the CPU subsystem performance of mobile processors.

Total score: 675

Moto G3 – Vellamo 3 Metal

Metal 3 is the latest version of Vellamo’s CPU benchmark.

Total score: 906

Moto G3 – AnTuTu 5

Total score: 23258

Moto G3 – Pi (π) calculation

We’ll conclude our tests with a tough pi (π) calculation of the first 10 million digits of the mathematical constant. This is a good indicator of the raw CPU performance of all cores. Moto G3 (3rd gen) managed to complete the task in 47.9 sec – a huge advantage over G2 (67.4 sec).

Comparison vs Moto G2 (2nd gen)

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