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Subject: Sense 3.0 Ui
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4me2 5.07.11 - 07:05am
For those who have the Htc Sensation, how much Ram does the Sense 3.0 Ui take? Some people on the net swear by it, whle adaz call it bloatware. * +

polo_011 5.07.11 - 10:40am
I dont have it, but going by the main reviews ive watched and especialy Phonedogs 2part Sensation vs Samsung GS2 'dogfight' vid review, the new Sense3.0 is major bloatware, next to the GS2 the Sensation ran like a single core, the reviewer (a fan of Htc) was blown away by the GS2, the Quadrant score summed it up though, Sensation got 2017 and GS2 got 2980 or so, thats the lowest it got. * +

polo_011 5.07.11 - 10:44am
The Sensation vs Evo 3D vids also say a lot as the Evo 3D doesnt have Sense3.0 and it ran like a true dual-core, there's a dogfight of that to. People are saying Sense3.0 leaves around 130mb RAM but i wouldnt worry about RAM in Android. * +

lil_kem 5.07.11 - 01:36pm
evo 3d has sense 3.0 and you cant use quadrant as an accurate benchmark because it isnt optimized for our processors yet * +

azz4eva 5.07.11 - 02:16pm
evo 3d will have sense 3.0 according to a tweet sent by htc * +

lil_kem 5.07.11 - 02:35pm
i have evo 3d and it is sense 3.0 :) * +

polo_011 5.07.11 - 02:36pm
The one in the review didnt for sum reason and it ran beautifuly. Quadrant gives you a gud idea of how well optimized the device is, yes its not the only way to know how a device runs but gvs a gud idea. * +

lil_kem 6.07.11 - 01:48am
id recommend linpack over quadrant because linpack offers a multi threaded benchmark option which is how you test dual+ cores *

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