While it runs
A countdown and progress bar, and a large estimated processor temperature over a heat map of your phone. You can stop a test at any time, and drag a finger across the screen to draw a snow trail while you wait.
YayoBench puts your Android phone under a heavy workload so you can see how fast it is and how warm it gets. Press Start to run a 30-second test in five stages, watch the estimated temperature as it runs, and get a score at the end.
A standard test always runs the same stages in the same order, so you can compare results over time.
One processor core does math as fast as it can.
Every core works at once.
Large blocks of RAM are copied and read back.
A temporary file is written and read, then deleted.
Thousands of particles and a 3D shape are moved and projected many times a second. This stage runs on the processor and is not drawn on screen.
A countdown and progress bar, and a large estimated processor temperature over a heat map of your phone. You can stop a test at any time, and drag a finger across the screen to draw a snow trail while you wait.
An overall score, a tier from "Entry / Efficiency" to "High-Performance", peak temperature and how much it rose, and stability: how steady multi-core speed stayed as the phone warmed up. You can share a result with other apps.
Slide the temperature target on the home screen all the way to 50°C to switch to Max Temperature mode. Instead of the five-stage test, every core stays busy for the run length you choose, and the result shows whether your phone reached 50°C.
Your phone's model, processor, core count, RAM, display, Android version and security patch, plus battery temperature, voltage, health and charging state. Cooling details and the heat-spot diagram come from a built-in profile for your phone's family and are estimates.
Each test is saved on your phone with its score, tier, stability and peak temperature, and your best score is shown at the top. You can turn history off or clear it in Settings.
The app starts with a winter look: snow effects and a snowman logo. You can turn it off in Settings.
Every feature is included in the free version. Pro removes the daily limit and allows longer Max Temperature runs.
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Stress testing uses a lot of battery and makes your phone warm. Don't run it while charging in a hot place, under a pillow, or in a case that traps heat.
Android lets apps read the battery temperature, not the temperature of each chip. YayoBench shows the battery temperature and estimates the processor temperature from it. During a test, the temperature shown also follows an estimated heating curve, so treat the numbers as a guide, not a measurement.
What the app reads from your phone, what it stores, and how to delete it.