The device would display warnings about high temperatures and eventually shut down or have limited functionality. During these tests, temperatures reached as high as 46°C, well above the safe operating range for most smartphones.
These issues appear to be related to Realme’s “targeted optimizations” designed to improve performance during benchmarking. Interestingly, the device shows different results in demanding games, showing that system settings “prioritize” benchmark results to the detriment of stable performance, Gizmochina writes.
While in real-world use, overheating during normal tasks like gaming is minimal, the question remains whether future software updates will effectively fix these issues.
Source: Ferra
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