As every year, this year we will see a certain increase in performance and battery life thanks to the new processors in the new iPhones. But the question at the moment remains how significant these improvements will be. However, the MacWorld portal focused on solving exactly this question. In trying to estimate this year's performance increase, he relied on reports from processor manufacturer TSMC and other available information, thanks to which he managed to create a fairly accurate estimate of the increase in performance. So what can we look forward to?
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Last year brought a really decent performance increase for the A11 Bionic processor, thanks to which the chipset ranks among the top even now. This year's A12 chipset also boasts a very decent performance jump, which should be roughly 25 to 30% higher than last year's predecessor. In the Geekbench 4 benchmarks, we should get from the average 10 points of the A500 chip to some 11 points for the A13 when testing multiple cores.
We should expect the new A12 processors only in premium models with an OLED display:
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In addition to an increase in performance, we should also expect a lower energy demand, which will result in longer battery life. MacWorld talks specifically about a significant extension of the standby mode - that is, the mode when you are not using the phone (for example, at night when you are sleeping).
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Overall, this year's processors should be a lot more sophisticated again, and they will move iPhones a lot further. To the exact numbers by which Apple he likes to brag, but we'll have to wait for the official presentation. But we are only a few weeks away from that. So if you're hungry for a new iPhone, your wait is almost over.
sorry, the performance is already sufficient today, it is probably only important for players and collectors of benchmark results, as for endurance, whether we have 5% or 40% left in the evening, it doesn't matter, I still have to charge because, in order to iPhone it lasted two days, I must have at least 55% battery left in the evening, which is unrealistic
Well, exactly. The performance of today's processors is absolutely extreme and absolutely unnecessary for most people. Personally, I would like to charge my mobile phone to 50% in 10-15 minutes. Or a stronger battery. Personally, I would prefer a quick charge. Likewise, a person is used to charging daily...
For me, there are still performance reserves if I want everything right away - so I know...
What kind of arguments are these? If I don't need it, then no one needs it? Do you want to stop progress? New networks have new demands. Thanks to higher performance, they can be a bit more demanding and nicer. iOS with more effects so you can say wow etc.. I don't understand the week in general. If the performance is enough for you, buy the old one iPhone se old iOS and don't come out of the cave :)