Windows 11 Android app benchmarks leave more questions than answers

Microsoft recently delayed the launch of Android app back up on Windows 11. While everyday users may have to wait a bit longer to use their favorite apps on Microsoft's new operating arrangement, the feature is still on the style. Now, alleged Geekbench 5 scores for the Windows Subsystem for Android, which powers Android app support on Windows 11, accept appeared online (via Bleeping Computer).

The benchmarks prove a wide range of configurations testing out the Windows Subsystem for Android. Geekbench lists some setups with "Qualcomm ARMv8" processors and others with placeholders. Cadre counts of tested systems range from eight cores to 20 cores. As you lot'd expect from such a wide range of systems, scores range drastically.

If these benchmarks are accurate, some PCs shouldn't have whatsoever trouble running Android apps well on Windows 11. For comparison, the Galaxy S21 got a Geekbench 5 single-cadre score of one,048 and a multi-core score of three,302 in Tom'southward Guide's tests. Though even if the figures are accurate, Android Cardinal'due south Jerry Hildenbrand explains that benchmarks are a horrible way to gauge functioning.

Benchmarks like these often leave more questions than answers, which is the instance here. At that place's no fashion to guarantee that these benchmarks are accurate or fifty-fifty genuine. Additionally, we don't know the exact configurations of the systems used for the benchmarks, and then we tin't properly compare them to other setups. Too, Android back up for Windows 11 isn't completed still, so the feature may yield ameliorate scores when it's finished.

These benchmarks were spotted shortly after a listing in the Microsoft Store for the Windows Subsystem for Android was spotted online. It's worth noting, even so, that at to the lowest degree some of the information on that list was incorrect. Information technology mentioned support for Xbox consoles in its minimum requirements, which is incorrect (the listing no longer mentions Xbox consoles).

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