Gaming performance on the Samsung Galaxy A56 and Vivo V50 reveals two different strengths. Both phones are capable of handling popular mobile games, but the experience varies depending on graphic settings and session length.

Processor and Frame Rate

The Galaxy A56 is powered by the Exynos 1480 processor, which is good for moderate gaming. It handles games like Call of Duty Mobile and PUBG at medium to high settings with decent stability. Frame rates stay consistent unless the game pushes too much detail.

The Vivo V50 runs on the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3, which is more optimized for gaming. It delivers better performance in titles like Genshin Impact and BGMI with higher frame rates and fewer drops even on higher graphic modes.

Heat and Stability During Long Sessions

In 30-minute gaming sessions, the Galaxy A56 starts getting warm around the camera area, especially with high brightness. While it doesn’t overheat, the temperature rise can be felt in hand. Performance also drops slightly after prolonged use.

The Vivo V50 stays cooler thanks to its better thermal management. It maintains smooth performance without frame drops or lags even after extended play. Games run consistently and touch response remains fluid.

Display and Gaming Feel

Both phones offer 120Hz AMOLED displays, which make gaming feel smoother. However, the Vivo V50’s curved display and slightly better resolution provide a more immersive experience. Touch accuracy also feels a bit more responsive on the Vivo side.

The Galaxy A56 still performs well for casual and mid-level gamers, but users who demand competitive-level performance may prefer Vivo for its edge in display feedback and touch speed.

Gaming Verdict

If gaming is your top priority, the Vivo V50 delivers a more powerful and stable experience overall. The Galaxy A56 can handle games, but the Vivo’s processor, thermal control, and display advantages make it the better choice for regular or heavy gamers.