Antutu 3DBench

Developed by AnTuTu, it focuses on realistic, game-like scenes that push mobile GPUs hard. Its standalone design reduces repeated downloads of heavy assets during updates, saving data when you download Antutu 3DBench or re-test devices. It also helps reveal 64-bit CPU and UX behavior under stress. Here are the features users notice most.

Separate 3D content to avoid re-downloading assets after AnTuTu updates. Vulkan-based Terracotta Warriors scene with high-precision textures and lighting effects. Exercises 64-bit CPU rendering and UI/UX performance under heavy graphical load. Game-like workloads that mirror future mobile gaming conditions and stability. Large assets; Wi-Fi download recommended to prevent unnecessary mobile data usage. Vulkan required for specific scenes; non-Vulkan devices await the Antutu Go version.

Terracotta Warriors Vulkan Scene

This scene uses the Vulkan API with ultra-detailed textures and lighting to simulate demanding, modern game workloads. It is designed to surface frame drops and thermal behavior in a way ordinary demos rarely show. Running the Antutu 3DBench latest version gives the most accurate view of how a device handles these visuals. On phones without Vulkan support, the scene will not run, and an Antutu Go variant without Vulkan is planned.

Separate 3D Package, Data-Friendly Updates

The heavy 3D assets live in a standalone package, so benchmark updates avoid re-downloading the same files. This saves mobile data and shortens the wait before re-testing or comparing devices. Antutu 3DBench keeps the 3D scenes ready whenever the main benchmark needs them, which is practical for frequent testers or users with limited data plans.

Download and Install Antutu 3DBench

You can get the Antutu 3DBench APK on APKPure. Download time depends on your connection speed and is best done over Wi-Fi due to the large package. During installation, expect a brief setup process; once installed, it works alongside the main benchmark to render 3D tests.

Make sure there is enough storage and confirm Vulkan support if you plan to run the Terracotta Warriors scene. If Vulkan is unavailable on your device, consider waiting for the upcoming Antutu Go version without Vulkan scenes.