FAQ

For 2025–2026 flagships, expect 700 000–1 000 000+ on Standard mode. Mid-range (SD 7 Gen 3 / Tensor G3 / Exynos 1380 class) lands 250 000–400 000. Older or budget devices sit at 100 000 and below. The Pixel 8 Pro reference is exactly 284 917.

Fast&Fast measures the OpenGL ES 3.x pipeline running real shaders. Phones with strong Vulkan-only acceleration paths may score below their published gaming-bench numbers. The fillrate test uses a 96-iter Mandelbrot fragment shader that’s very ALU-bound, so memory-bandwidth-tuned GPUs benefit less than they would in a textured-quad fillrate.

Your device needs to expose NNAPI delegate support. Some recent phones (notably Samsung Exynos in late 2025) ship inconsistent NNAPI drivers that silently fall back to CPU; you’ll see roughly 50× lower NPU scores when that happens. The bench gracefully runs anyway and reports what it measured.

Yes — try Stress test mode (5 runs back-to-back with a 10 s cooldown between each). You get a sustained-performance percentage showing exactly how much your device throttles when it gets hot.

Yes. Email feedback@fastandfast.com with the Run ID (the XXXX-XXXX identifier visible in the URL or on the Results screen) and we’ll purge it.

Bench mode differs. Settings → Bench mode defaults to Standard. Quick uses ¼ iterations (~20 s total), Long uses 3× (~3 min, good for throttling observation). Quick and Long runs are stored locally but never submitted to the public leaderboard.

It runs, yes. But the emulated OpenGL stack and sensors don’t represent any real device, so the scores are meaningless and submissions are auto-disabled. You’ll see a warning banner on the Home screen when an emulator is detected.

Without it, anyone with curl could spam the leaderboard with fake scores. The ClientKey is shipped per-APK-version; if a bad actor extracts one key, we revoke exactly that key — not a continual cat-and-mouse game with rotating client secrets.

The baseline was set from a representative P8P sample, not yours. Your specific unit varies by roughly ±10% depending on thermal headroom and DVFS state. The leaderboard’s median per-device score is the closest thing to a “real” reference — currently around 312 000 for Pixel 9 Pro and 350 000 for Galaxy S24 Ultra.

Not yet — it’s coming in a later version. For now, your local runs are visible on the History screen and individual run URLs (https://fastandfast.com/r/XXXX-XXXX) are permanent and shareable.

See /download — install the signed APK from GitHub Releases. Step-by-step instructions are on that page.