I kinda figured them using the word ultimate was just a marketing strategy

Meron yan bypass charging

Nope may gaming cooling temperature sya ket dna need fan cooler, syempre he's a vlogger kaya exclusive box ibibigay sa knila kakakuha ko lang sa akin it's depends on the users Yan sa thermal nyan puede mo I 60hz

Naka 120hz kaya napakainit Ng kaniang cpu

​@@Carlo.Plays26 Yung infinix note 30 120 hz rin 45c lang max

Hi, quadragoo8484! We test the gaming capabilities of phones at maximum graphics settings possible because we believe that it's crucial for several reasons: 1. Performance Benchmarking: It provides a benchmark for the device's performance under maximum stress, allowing users to gauge its capabilities compared to other devices. 2. Real-World Scenario Simulation: Unlike your 'unrealistic' showcase of performance comment, many gamers prefer to play games at maximum graphics settings for the best visual experience. ALSO, Testing under these conditions simulates real-world scenarios and helps users understand how the phone will perform in their preferred gaming environment. Because we always know that it will perform better at lower graphics settings. 3. Future-Proofing: We test at maximum graphics settings possible because it also future-proofs the device. As game graphics continue to improve, a phone's ability to handle maximum settings ensures it remains relevant and capable over time. 4. Quality Assurance: Manufacturers can use these tests to ensure that their devices can handle demanding games without overheating or experiencing performance issues, thus enhancing overall quality assurance. 5. Marketing and Comparison: Highlighting a phone's ability to handle maximum graphics settings effectively in marketing materials can attract gamers who prioritize high-performance devices. It also allows for fair comparisons between different devices on the market.

​@@YugaTechGaming Most people at this price range won't play on these settings You should also include medium graphics and low graphics too

@@YugaTechGaming instead of helping buyers what is the expected performance at playable framerates, why choose gfx quality? it will only confuse people na sa frames lang nakatingin. wala namang maglalaro ng ultra graphics tas unplayable framerate. Kaya nga may mga benchmark for that purpose na stress test. Pag gaming test, be realistic sa settings that people will play at this level of SoC. At least if youre doing a comparison, why not throw in the playable graphics din para ma compare naman ng mga buyers at alam nila ieexpect nila. There are games na playable at medium, but not at max.

​@@YugaTechGamingI get what you're saying but for phone this price you probably best just test low or medium because the people who buys phone this price probably just want to know can it run it not can it run with max setting, so with low or medium the possible buyer who watch your video know can it play it,

And you still want test with max setting, you also need to include test with low or medium

I think okay ra siya pang night crow po. My chipset is SD695 po pero parang same same lang performance sa g99 po. Sa akin ay 25-45fps and 40-43ºC temp po sa night crow in all high settings if I max out all of my setting is nasa 18-30fps po. My is samsung a23 5g, where my antutu is about 490000 if I include the 8GBVram. It's a bit higher than the Rs4 phone. If hindi makaya sa Rs4 mo ang max or high settings, then go to medium or customize settings po. But always max out the FPS setting in night crow para tumaas ang FPS mo po. I hope my comment can help you. If you have any questions, you can reply to me po. I just started playing night crow 2days ago😅

@@TRiSECTiON salamat po, big help

Pangit ung night crow mahirap mag pa level parang black desert mobile lang

Bili ka nalang NG console ma's maganda pa malalaro mo dun kesa dyan sa pay 2 win na night crow