We've heard a lot of conflicting rumors about the X Phone. It's going to be customisable. It's actually not very powerful. It shoots rainbows and comes in 20 colors. Eh, it's enough to give you a headache isn't it? We still can't say with 100%-certainty that the X Phone even exists, but that's not stopping the rumor mill from turning at full speed.
Just this weekend, the Motorola XT1058 showed up over at the FCC, and reportedly could be the AT&T version of the Motorola Ghost (aka X Phone). Now a new GFX Benchmark has shown up for the XT1058 as well.
During the weekend, we told you that benchmark tests revealed that the Motorola X would not be a top of the line model, breaking no new ground and is actually the last phone that was in the Motorola pipeline when the company was acquired by Google. But a GFX benchmark test actually shows some outstanding graphics numbers for the phone.
GFX graphics tests for the XT1058 are off the charts
The first test, GFXBench 2.7 T-Rex HD C24Z16, resulted in a score of 1485 frames (26.5fps) for the Motorola XT1058 that topped the 853 (15.2fps) scored by the HTC One and the 704 score (12.6fps) achieved by the international version of the Samsung Galaxy S4. A second test, GFXBench 2.5 Egypt HD C24Z16, produced a score of 6078 (53.8fps) for the Motorola XT1058. The HTC One produced a score of 4133 (36.6fps) while the Samsung Galaxy S4 (GT-i9500) tallied 4572 (40.5fps)..
[android authority, phonearena]
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