Video summary
O S26 ULTRA É UM PC GAMER, O COMPUTADOR NORMAL JÁ ACABOU SÓ NÃO ACEITAMOS
Main summary
Key takeaways
Channel Update & Setup
- The creator, Miguel, says the channel name is changing from MW Informática to MW Celular.
- He begins showing his personal setup using a Galaxy S26 Ultra with a protective “Makita-style” case that includes a kickstand.
Phone Hardware Highlights
- SoC: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 (described as top-tier performance)
- GPU: Adreno 840
Core Idea: Turn the Phone Into a “Gaming PC”
The tutorial/guide focuses on using:
- Samsung DeX
- An app called GameSur’s Game Hub
The creator describes this combo as enabling PC-like gaming and even emulation / Windows-PC style gaming on the phone, with control support.
DeX / Windows-Like Productivity Features (Walkthrough)
While charging, DeX is presented as delivering a more complete desktop/OS experience, including Windows-like navigation:
Keyboard Shortcuts (Windows Mimicry)
- Windows key: opens Start/menu
- Win+R: opens file folders
- Win+E: opens email
- Win+L: locks screen
- Win+Tab: switches/configures workspaces
Multi-Workspace Claims
- Supports up to five simultaneous workspaces / multiple desktops.
Window Management
- Windows-like window handling using keyboard + arrow keys.
Gaming Test Setup
Launching Games via Game Hub
- Games are launched using the Game Hub app.
- The creator mentions the Play Store version may be limited, and that the full APK may be required (obtained via “GameSe” / Google search).
Steam Account Linking
- The app can link a Steam account so games can download and run as if they’re in a Steam library.
- Some games run via the Steam version, while others may require game files to be pre-installed (non-official route mentioned).
Benchmarks, Performance Notes, and Monitoring
Prototype (Older Game)
- Reports very high FPS, roughly 100–120 FPS, with occasional stutter.
- Mentions newer supported capabilities/driver features in the app, including Frame Generation.
Temperature Monitoring
- Example temps cited:
- Idle/load around 53°C
- Later up to about 64°C
Resource Usage
- RAM: roughly 73% → high 80s / 90% depending on the game
- CPU: around ~37–40%
- GPU: varies heavily, peaking around ~80%
Devil May Cry 5 Results
- Described as more demanding than the prototype.
- Reported:
- Around ~120 FPS initially
- GPU peaking around ~80%
- FPS/GPU levels then fluctuate
Resolution Scaling / Rendering Approach
- The emulation/container uses a base resolution of HD 1280×720.
- The creator says it can look like “4K-like” sharpness on the phone screen.
- On a larger ~15” monitor, the lower resolution becomes more noticeable.
Cyberpunk 2077 (Main Heavier Analysis)
PC-Like Settings & Environment
- Game Hub provides PC-like game settings, including a virtual desktop/container environment.
- The creator demonstrates a clean Windows 10/11 environment (described visually as Linux-like but said to be modified Windows).
Graphics Configuration
- “Everything low”
- Enables:
- FSR 3 upscaling
- Gen 3.1 frame generation
- The creator notes FPS can look high due to frame generation (example display around ~90), but:
- Fluidity is not perfect
- Input lag is the bigger problem
Gameplay Outcome
- Around open-world traversal: ~50–60 fps, with “G frames” mentioned for frame-gen behavior.
- Despite FPS, longer input lag makes it not fully playable / unstable.
- The creator emphasizes that input latency is more frustrating than raw FPS.
Bottom line from the test: frame generation can inflate FPS numbers, but playability suffers primarily due to input delay.
Security Sponsorship: Kaspersky
The video includes a Kaspersky promotion with claims/features such as:
- Antivirus / malware prevention
- USB scanning (e.g., scanning external drives to prevent infection)
- Unlimited VPN
- Web tracking blocking
- Hard drive / disk integrity monitoring
- Leak Detector: searches for data breaches tied to an email/password pair to detect long-term credential exposure
Promo Mentioned
- 60% off during an anniversary month (until Aug 2)
- Extra 30% off using an MW Informática coupon code
Closing Recommendations
- The creator concludes that phone-to-PC gaming/productivity could expand further as devices become more compact.
- Suggests future videos comparing other models and tackling goals like achieving “90% usability” for doing everything needed from a phone.
Main Speakers / Sources
- Miguel — channel host; owner of the Galaxy S26 Ultra setup
- Samsung DeX — platform referenced for the desktop-like environment
- GameSur / Game Hub — app used to run PC/Steam games on the phone
- Kaspersky — security software sponsor