Name: How Does PUBG Run On a $100 iPhone Compared To My $100 PC?
Uploaded: 2020-03-26T00:21:23.000Z
Duration: 4 min 21 s
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Hello, everyone, and welcome to another video.

Now, this is how player unknowns battle grounds looks and runs on my upgraded HP office machine and FX 4100 and HD 58 50 system that cost me a total of about £80 or $110.

P s, but suffers from lack spikes and stutter.

And this is probably a familiar scenario to those of you out there with a low end machine.

Over the weekend, I had a message from one of you guys that asked My PC can't run pudgy Very well.

Do you think it's worth getting on my five s as it's free now?

Until yesterday, I didn't know this game was available on iPhone, so I sort of chuckled to myself before actually discovering you could get this on IOS and Android, at least in China and Canada at the time of this video.

It turns out the iPhone five s is also the minimum requirement, so to speak, for the IOS release.

By this point, I was thinking while the game struggles to run smoothly on most Peces, as you can see here.

How on earth would it run on a near five year old jewel court iPhone with a gigabyte of ram on?

See, I've tackled this subject before when I spoke about how some mobile ports of PC games run better on phones than they do on aging computers.

After changing my phone's region to China and downloading the game, it was immediately obvious that this was the pub.

Gee, I'd come to know and enjoy, albeit with significantly reduced graphical detail.

Not surprising considering mobile hardware limitations.

What What's surprising, though, was how smoothly it ran.

Here we have a mobile version of a 2017 game that's actually performing really well.

If we take a look at some footage recorded internally, we get a better idea of the visuals.

And as you can see, the game on this device defaults to the lowest settings with what I can assume is a lower resolution than the native 11 36 by 6 40 default.

While I have no way of displaying the frame rate in game here, I can tell you that it was running closely to 30 F.

P s with a few frame dips here and there.

It's unfair to compare this directly with the PC release due to the vast graphical differences, even with the lowest settings and resolution.

But in terms of frame rate and frame rate alone, then Pub ji on the iPhone five s is a more consistent experience.

That being said, it's also a more awkward one, because gaming on a touch screen is a far cry from the comfort of a keyboard and mouse or controller, though it's not as bad as you may think, thanks to a Maciste.

And there are plenty of Bluetooth controllers and keyboard mouse combos out there.

Even with the touchscreen, though, I was actually able to get someone before they got May, a rarity for someone with my lack of gaming skills.

Bear in mind that depending on the hardware deals where you live or your bargain hunting skills, you may be able to put together a more powerful PC for the same money that will run player unknowns battle grounds just fine.

But in answer to this very question, then yes, it's worth trying on your phone if your PC can't run it.

Despite the lack of visual fidelity that you encounter on lower end mobile devices like this one, in my opinion, it's never worth investing more money in a phone than a PC.

But if you've got a hankering to play pub ji on old or lower end PC and a phone, that's pretty snappy, then by all means, give it a go, because you may be very surprised that the performance just like I waas just don't go out and spend $100 on an iPhone five s when you could get a decent use graphics card for the same money.

I'd like to do them every so often because some of the questions I get asked are very interesting like this, and I never expected the mobile version of pub G to fire up on this old device.

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