Intex launched the Cloud X3, an affordable Android smartphone for Rs. 3790 running on Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean) recently. We brought you the unboxing recently, here we have the benchmarks of the device. It is powered by the latest MediaTek MT6572 chip with Mali-400 MP GPU that has integrated Wi-Fi, FM, GPS and Bluetooth. It has a 3.5-inch (320 x 480 pixels) capacitive multi-touch display, 256MB of RAM and comes with dual SIM support with dual standby.
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Quadrant Benchmark
The Cloud X3 tops the Quadrant benchmark when compared with the other dual-core Android smartphones.
AnTuTu Benchmark 3.3
Again the Cloud X3 is the winner in the AnTuTu Benchmark 3.3 by scoring few hundred points more than the Lenovo P770.
Vellamo 2 HTML5
The Lenovo P770 tops the Vellamo 2 HTML benchmark, but the Cloud X3 grabs the second spot.
Vellamo 2 Metal
Again the Cloud X3 tops the Vellamo 2 Metal benchmark.
Linpack Single Thread
The Cloud X3 clocks around 46 MFLOPS and tops the linpack single thread benchmark.
Linpack Multi-Thread
It managed to clock around 66 MFLOPS and grabs the third spot behind the Signature HD.
NenaMark
Since the phone has small, low-resolution display and a powerful Mali 400 GPU it tops the NenaMark 2 GPU benchmark. We couldn’t run the GFXbench or the Basemark X due to the low memory. Overall, the Intex Cloud X3 is impressive based on these synthetic benchmarks, but how good is its real life performance ? We will let you know in the complete review of the Intex Cloud X3 later this week.