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We are going to address these common problems faced by players on low-end devices and provide helpful tips and solutions. But first, take a look at the FPS (Frames Per Second) difference below to get an idea of the performance variation across different devices. https://promobile.com.pk/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/30fps-vs-20fps.mp4#t=,0.09 FPS : Frames Per Second, Frames produced within 1 second or Frames appears within 1 sec, Higher the frames Smoother the video/game. When it comes to gaming, the Frames Per Second (FPS) can significantly impact the overall gaming experience. As illustrated in the comparison between 20 FPS and 30 FPS videos, the video with 30 FPS appears smoother than the one with 20 FPS. The reason behind this is simple: FPS refers to the number of frames displayed on the screen per second. A higher FPS results in a smoother video. To ensure a smoother gaming experience, it is important to increase the number of FPS. Understanding the impact of FPS on gaming experience brings us back to the main topic: finding the best mobile device for playing PUBG Mobile. While several factors influence the gaming experience, it’s crucial to consider a few important aspects when purchasing a mobile device for gaming. Check below listed key factors! Processor – Its Important so Choose wisely One key factor is the processor. The processor plays a vital role in processing data and directly affects FPS and gaming performance. Opting for a device with a good processor ensures higher FPS and a better gaming experience. The question arise here that how someone be able to find which processor is to choose and which processor is to avoid? well if you’re not a tech guy and need assistance regarding processor then don’t worry we got you covered. To determine whether a processor is suitable for gaming, check the (1) processor’s architecture. To assist in selecting a suitable processor, create a list of mobile devices within your budget. For example, if your budget is 50,000 PKR, you could make a list of potential options such as Poco M4 Pro, Realme 9, Infinix Note 12, and Vivo Y15c. (Please note that the prices of these mentioned devices might be different and I’m using these devices only for a reference here). To evaluate their processors, check their architecture. Check below for better understanding! Poco M4 Pro – MediaTek Helio G96 (12 nanometers) Realme 9 – Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 4G (6 nanometers) Infinix Note 12 – MediaTek Helio G88 (12 nanometers) Vivo Y15c – Mediatek Helio P35 (12 nanometers) Just like computers the term Generation used to determine the how latest the processor is, for example Core i5 6th generation. Higher generation means fast processor. But in mobile devices, the term “Nanometer Architecture or nm” is used to indicate the architecture of a processor. Smaller nm architecture signifies a more advanced processor. So all you need to do is just shortlist the processor with smaller architecture (processor with 6nm architecture is better than processor based on 12nm architecture). For example Realme 9 from the above list has smaller nm architecture so you can shortlist it. and wait we’re not done yet as we need to measure processor from other angles too. Benchmark score Once you have identified the generation of the processor, the next step is to assess its performance by comparing benchmark scores. To facilitate this process, we have included benchmark scores for each device on our website, conveniently located under the specification tab. By referring to these scores, you can easily determine how fast a particular processor performs. It’s worth noting that sometimes an older processor may outperform a newer one in terms of benchmark scores. Therefore, it is crucial to select the latest processor with a benchmark score that is higher or equal to that of other options. Allow me to illustrate this with an example. Consider the Realme 9 from the above list, which comes with the processor built on a 6-nanometer architecture. On the other hand, the Poco M4 Pro features an older processor based on a 12-nanometer architecture. Upon comparing their benchmark scores, we discover that the Poco M4 Pro’s processor significantly outperforms the one found in the Realme 9 (328,176 vs. 268,692), despite the Realme 9 having a more recent processor. Hence, we realize that a smaller nanometer architecture does not always guarantee higher performance. It serves as just one factor in measuring a processor’s overall performance. (It’s more like comparing Computer’s core i3 6th generation with core i7 3rd generation, its true that core i3 comes with higher gen but still core i7 3rd gen will win. do you know why?) However, if two processors exhibit similar benchmark scores or only a marginal difference, opting for the processor with the smaller nanometer architecture can be a suitable choice. Important points Choose processor with smaller nanometer (nm). only when the benchmark scores are good when comparing processors Compare benchmark and consider processor with higher scores If the benchmark scores of two processors is equal or there’s only a little difference then choose the processor with smaller nm Compromise