However, the blog maintains that the way the OnePlus 5 is set up to handle benchmarks is misleading: The article also notes that the “product itself is good, performance is phenomenal”. XDA Developers has since updated its original blog post with its own response to the OnePlus allegations, confirming that OnePlus is correct in stating that there is no overclocking or CPU frequency floor.
We are confident our approach best displays the true performance capabilities of the OnePlus 5.” At no point do we overclock the CPU, nor do we set a CPU frequency floor. “We have set the OnePlus 5 to run benchmarks at a high-performance level that is both natural and sustainable for all devices, media and consumer, so that users can see the true potential of the device, when running resource intensive apps and games. OnePlus then sent the following statement to both TrustedReviews and XDA Developers: We are not overclocking the device rather we are displaying the performance potential of the OnePlus 5.” Additionally, when launching apps the OnePlus 5 runs at a similar state in order to increase the speed in which apps open. Therefore, we have allowed benchmark apps to run in a state similar to daily usage, including the running of resource intensive apps and games.
“ People use benchmark apps in order to ascertain the performance of their device, and we want users to see the true performance of the OnePlus 5. The first was sent to XDA Developers, and reads:
#ONEPLUS BENCHMARKS GEEKBENCH OVER ALLEGATIONS UPDATE#
Update (June 23, 2017): Since the publication of this article, OnePlus has responded with several comments regarding the allegations of benchmark fixing. OnePlus has been accused of fiddling benchmarking software with the new OnePlus 5 smartphone, according to a report by XDA developers.
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