Fpc bench 3.1 - FPC Bench is a java benchmark to test and compare the performance of a phone with others phones. FPC Bench is a java benchmark to test and compare the performance of a phone with other phones . Differently from other benchmark, FPC Bench results is not influenced from screen resolution, this is a good way to get more reliable result. FPC Bench is a complete test tool to test performance and features. Here are some key features of "FPC Bench": A‚· CPU/Memory benchmark (single threaded and multi threaded) A‚· GPU Graphics Benchmark A‚· NetMeter benchmark (GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA, HSUPA, WIFI speed) A‚· Check for the latest APIs A‚· Check for real time 3 D graphics features. Added a test to check for maximum memory capacity: A‚· FPC Bench is now able to output the maximum amount of allocatable memory by JVM. FPC Bench is now able to detect NEW important APIs: A‚· JSR 271 : Mobile Information Device Profile 3 (MIDP3). A‚· JSR 272 : Mobile Broadcast Service API for mobile Terminals. A‚· JSR 300 : DRM API. Capuchin API: A‚· FPC Bench is now able to check for Capuchin API support. FPC Bench 3.1 now runs on phones without 3 D capabilities (JSR184) : A‚· If your phone does not support JSR184 please download the appropriate JAR file. New look: A‚· Splashscreen now supports widescreen resolution, new icon added. Widescreen improvements: A‚· Improved aspect ratio in landscape mode when running on widescreen screens. Netmeter fix: A‚· Fixed a bug in netmeter test that prevents some phones to scroll the form after the test is finished.
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Supported operating systems:
Java ME, Java Nokia 240x320, Java SE 240x320
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