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As the launch of new iPhones approaches, interesting leaks are appearing more and more frequently, revealing very interesting details about them. For example, a very interesting record of one of the benchmark tests appeared in the Geekbench databases a short while ago, revealing the performance increase of one of this year's iPhones compared to last year's iPhone X and how much its RAM memory has grown.

Mysterious iPhone appears in benchmarks as iPhone 11,2, from which it is clear maxat least that this is really one of this year's Apple phones. Last year's models Apple codenamed as iPhone 10.x, where 10,2 was marked iPhone 8 Plus with less storage. So let's take a look at what the benchmark revealed.

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How can you screenshotyou see, iPhone running on iOS 12.0, has a 2,49 GHz processor and 4 GB of RAM, which is 1 GB more than what it boasts. iPhone X. However, in the benchmark score, this one iPhone beats its older brother in the single-core test by 10%, and in the multi-core test by only 5%. However, this increase is really low, so it could theoretically be the cheapest of this year's iPhones, which could be equipped with a modified A11 Bionic chip. It can be expected that the OLED models will bring much higher performance. At least previous years have always brought a multiple increase in performance.

This is how it will look cheapest iPhonewhich Apple this September will present: 

However, the possibility is also considered that Apple for this year's iPhones, instead of performance, they will focus more on battery life, which is a stumbling block for iPhones. The high-performance A11 Bionic could thus receive a certain modification, which, in addition to a slight increase in performance, also brought a significant increase in endurance. In this case, we wouldn't have to look at the cheapest model, but rather at the premium model.

We'll see if we see more benchmark leaks in the coming weeks and months. But the fact is, iPhone The X with the A11 Bionic chip certainly can't complain about a lack of performance, and it won't for quite a few years. So if Apple instead of increasing performance, which the vast majority of users won't use anyway, he focused more on extending battery life, many customers would be much more pleased with it. However, let's not be surprised, because September is still far away. 

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