Huawei and Honor justify cheating on benchmark scores, and you won't believe the reason
"Everybody is doing it, so why can't we?" Besides the first studio album of The Cranberries, this was Huawei's justification when they were shown to swindle popular benchmark apps.
It's not the first time a manufacturer is found to ditch their power draw/performance barriers and turn off thermal throttling for the processor when their phones recognize the likes of Geekbench, AnTuTu, or other benchies being run. Here's how Honor does it in GFXBench with its new Play gaming phone that we reviewed last week, according to AnandTech:
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