Huawei Mate60 series has been adapted to Genshin Performance needs to be optimized
This morning, "Genshin" version 4.1 was updated as scheduled, and Huawei Mate60 series has solved the problem of previous texture errors after updating the client, and has obviously adapted to the Kirin 9000S GPU, which can play normally.
After the Genshin update, we also tested it as soon as possible. We chose Huawei Mate60 Pro, using the PChome standard test model, and tested the combination of running map and monster fighting on the Inazuma map, using extremely high +60 frame quality, 25 degrees ambient temperature, Wi-Fi network environment, and screen brightness of 200nit.
The average frame rate of the 30-minute test was 47.6 frames, which was relatively stable in the running chart, but there were obvious fluctuations and could not stabilize to 60 frames. In the monster scene, the fluctuation of the frame rate is more serious, basically unable to stabilize to 60 frames, and some scenes will have visual stuttering. At the 14th minute point of play, frames start to lock, and the maximum frame rate is locked to 35 frames. Due to the large frame rate limit, it is possible to continue to return to 60 frames mode after a period of time.
However, as can be seen from the frame rate curve, the second half of the game is basically looped repeatedly in the mode of 60 frames - 35 frames - 60 frames, and the performance and heating performance of the Kirin 9000S can not support the full 60 frames full firepower.
In terms of heat condition, the highest temperature on the front of the mobile phone is 44.3 degrees, and the highest temperature on the back is 45.2 degrees, which basically hovers around the red line of 45 degrees. The case of locking frames can basically be determined to be caused by temperature, and the average power is 5.28W, which is not bad.
From the test data, it can be seen that Huawei Mate60 Pro has a large gap with the current top mobile phones in the game experience of "Genshin", and the experience is not as good as the previous generation of Huawei Mate50 Pro, and the overall performance is similar to the performance of the early stage of "Genshin". The Kirin 9000S has a performance output capability of 60 frames, but it is trapped by the heat performance and cannot be sustained, which is similar to the situation of the Snapdragon 888 or Snapdragon 8 Gen1.
In addition, it can be seen from the in-game photo function that Huawei Mate60 Pro uses 872P high-resolution rendering in the game. On the whole, Huawei Mate60 Pro's game experience in "Genshin" still has room for optimization, and I hope that it can be further optimized in future system updates.