If you’re considering getting the HTC One X (in this case it’s the Sprint EVO 4G LTE), you might be interested in seeing how it performs in the various benchmarks available on Google Play. Why? Because seeing a benchmark score can help you get a better idea as to how the One X will perform when you finally get it in your hands (and also is a nice way to compare it to other phones). So, lets get right into it:

I ran 6 total benchmarks after doing a fresh boot on the HTC One X, 4 of them testing the device itself (CPU, GPU, RAM, etc) and 2 of them testing the browser that comes with the phone. Here are the results:

• AnTuTu: 6988
• NenaMark2: 58.9
• Linpack: 189 (high)
• Quadrant: 4797
• HTML5Test: 270
• BrowserMark: 103109

Pretty good numbers if you ask me. While not as high as the numbers you’d get on the Samsung Galaxy S3, the HTC One X holds its ground. And with the 1.5 GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor under the hood, it isn’t really a surprise.