Know first benchmark scores of Samsung Galaxy Note 3

New Delhi: New Delhi: Samsung's next-generation Note smartphone is out, complete with some new, S Pen-enhanced features and an even bigger display. The Note 3 packs in a high-definition 1920x1080p 5.7-inch screen in Super AMOLED (386.5ppi). Under the hood, it's packing a 2.3GHz quad-core processor in the 4G long-term evolution (LTE) model and a 1.9GHz octa-core processor in the 3G model, both with a massive 3GB of RAM and running Android 4.3. It's also been given a better battery of 3200mAh, compared to the Galaxy Note 2's 3100mAh.The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 comes in two storage capacities, 32GB and 64GB, with a microSD slot to expand up to a further 64GB, and three colours, black, white and pink.We've managed to run a few tests after the announcement in Berlin. Here is how the Galaxy Note 3 stacks against the competition.BenchmarkPi testThe Note 3 topped the BenchmarkPi tests chart.Linpack benchmark The Note 3 didn't disappoint again.AnTuTu AnTuTu evaluates the overall device performance instead of just the CPU. The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and its Snapdragon 800 chipset came second after the LG G2. Adreno 330 graphic processing unit The GLBenchmark tests were conducted in in offscreen mode, testing raw GPU power. The Galaxy Note 3 easily outpaced all others.Since the Galaxy Note 3 is already running on Android 4.3 it's reasonable to expect better performance over other Snapdragon 800-powered droids running on an older Android 4.2 version.JavaScript performance(Results courtesy: gsmarena.com)