Seen benchmark tests in online phone reviews and don't know what they mean? Here's a jargon-free guide to what AnTuTu Benchmark actually does.

If you are wondering what AnTuTu Benchmark is, you are at the right place. AnTuTu is one of the most popular benchmark apps for Android devices. It tests many parts of your device and assigns an overall score, and the results feature regularly in online reviews.

But what is the AnTuTu score? Well, you can use AnTuTu Benchmark to analyze the performance of your device. Each test gets a score that gives you an idea of the capability of your device. You can then compare your scores with those of other phones on the market to see how it ranks among them.

How to Install AnTuTu Benchmark on Android

AnTuTu is not available on Google Play as of this writing. However, you can download it from the official website.

To utilize the complete functionality of AnTuTu, it is best to download and install the 3D app as well. You can choose between 3D and 3D Lite depending on your phone's specifications.

AnTuTu also has a Lite/Go app for Android, in case you have an older phone. And while you are at it, install AITuTu Benchmark as well to unlock even more features. You can find the Lite/Go app and AITuTu Benchmark here.

All versions are completely free to use; you do need to side load the apps to get them working.

So, let's look at what AnTuTu actually measures and what each benchmark means in simple words.

The Standard AnTuTu Test

Once you have downloaded and installed the AnTuTu app, the first test it asks you to run is its standard benchmark test. Here is what each AnTuTu score means if you run this test.

iQOO 11 sets new record with 13,23,820 AnTuTu score; beats ROG Phone 6.

 iQOO 11 has managed to score 13,23,820 points on AnTuTu.

This score is said to be the highest on any Android smartphone to date.

iQOO has scored 2,70,987 in the CPU test and a whopping 6,07,822 points in the GPU test.