iQOO Z11 Lite is a budget smartphone, but how far can its Dimensity processor really go when pushed with demanding games?

After testing the iQOO Z11 Lite across multiple games, here are my results.

This isn't the average gaming test you've seen everywhere. I'll be testing the Z11 Lite across different types of games and pushing the limits of the Dimensity chipset. You can also verify the performance through the FPS charts and metrics for each game.

For the Full review of the iQOO Z11 Lite check out my thread here - ( come back later for link )

Before we start:

• This is NOT a flagship gaming phone.

• This is NOT built for running every game at maximum graphics.

But with the right settings, it can still handle:

- Popular competitive games

- Optimized AAA mobile games

- Demanding single-player games

- Even some games you wouldn't expect a budget smartphone to run

So I tested it accordingly.

Games Tested :

• BGMI

• Call of Duty Mobile

• Wreckfest

• Genshin Impact

• Gta San Andreas Mobile

• Bully Anniversary Edition

• Rainbow Six Mobile

• The Division Resurgence

• Asphalt Legends

• Subdivision Infinity

BGMI

Call of Duty Mobile

Wreckfest

Genshin Impact

Gta San Andreas Mobile

Bully Anniversary Edition

Rainbow Six Mobile

The Division Resurgence

Asphalt Legends

Subdivision Infinity

Final Thoughts

The iQOO Z11 Lite is obviously not a flagship gaming phone, but with the right settings, the Dimensity 6300 delivers surprisingly good performance. Optimized games like COD Mobile, Rainbow Six Mobile and Subdivision Infinity run extremely well, while heavier titles like Genshin Impact and Wreckfest are still playable with compromises.

What really stands out is the efficiency, with most games staying around 3 to 4W and temperatures remaining well controlled. For a budget phone, the iQOO Z11 Lite can handle a much wider range of games than you'd expect as long as you keep your expectations realistic. Because after all , it is budget phone.

@iQOO Connect