He showed up last week dubious benchamrk iPhone 6s, which revealed that the latest phone from Applu will once again offer only 1GB of RAM, which disappointed many readers. However, we warned in the article that this is an unverified and dubious source, and therefore we should not attach too much importance to it, as its author probably just wanted to make himself visible, which may have impressed and therefore he deleted the photo after a while.
The latest leak, which seems more believable as it is located directly on Geekbench official website, however, reveals much more positive information. Tech blog TechTastic he posted photos of the benchmark iPhone 6s. The image appears iPhone 8,2, which should be according to recently published information iPhone 6s, and informs that the smaller iPhone It will offer a 9 GHz triple-core A1,51 processor and 2GB of RAM.
TechTastic also revealed a performance comparison with the iPad Air 2, which has a triple-core A8X processor with a clock speed of 1,5 GHz. If it is really tested iPhone 6s, so according to the image it should offer comparable or even slightly higher performance than the latest tablet from the workshop Applu, which would mean a relatively high performance increase compared to the previous generation. The A9 processor is supposed to be more powerful, but more economical than its predecessor, which is used in 14/16nm technology. iOS devices from 2014.
Server & Hosting 9to5Mac over the weekend he also published his opinion on the A9 processor, which was written based on his own revelations, which also included a benchmark of the latest processor. The server also shows a comparison with previous chip models from Applu, where it is clear that the increase in performance is really huge. You can take a look at the iPhone 6 benchmark here and then to the iPhone 6s benchmark here.
It's supposed, that Apple will introduce a new one iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus and new Apple TV on September 9th, which is about three weeks away. Of course, we'll find out what the company really has in store for us at the conference, but the leaks so far indicate a fairly significant leap compared to last year's model.
