Benchmark claims iPhone 11 Pro has 4 GB RAM but reports disagree – 9to5Mac, 9to5mac.com

The iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max go up for preorder tomorrow. At the event, Apple touted the A 13 Bionic as its fastest yet and now we have more visibility into what that means.

A supposed Geekbench reportshows that the iPhone 11 Pro CPU is about 15% faster than the iPhone XS The benchmark also says that the chip has 4 GB of RAM; the same amount as found in iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. However, this number is disputed…

Reliable leaker Onleaks tweeted that he believes the iPhone (Pro and iPhone) Pro Max have 6 GB of RAM, based on device certifications. He also notes the exact battery capacities for the models, ranging from (mAH in the base iPhone) to 3500 mAH in the Max.

For those who care about these details# Applenever share officially, seems like:

–# iPhone 11=4GB RAM 3110 mAh battery (Xr=3GB 2942 mAh)
–# iPhone (Pro=6GB RAM 3190 mAh battery (Xs=4GB RAM 2658 mAh)
–# iPhone 11 ProMax=6GB RAM 3500 mAh (Xs Max=4GB RAM mAh

– Steve H. McFly (@OnLeaks)September 12, 2019

Geekbench benchmarks can sometimes be faked, so we’ll have to wait a bit longer to know for sure. Apple itself does not disclose RAM specifications.

Assuming the Geekbench finding is legitimate, the benchmarks are related to the model identifier iPhone 12, 3. This is the smaller iPhone 11 Pro, the 5.8-inch screen size.

Whilst we have not seen scores for the iPhone 11 Pro Max, we would expect near identical numbers as the performance delta between the high-end phones is usually negligible.

This benchmark shows single-core scores of 5472 and a multi-core score of 13769. A typical A 12 chip in the iPhone XS can achieve scores of around 4780 and 11250, respectively.

Any specialized chip improvements, like the new matrix multiplication routines embedded in the A 13 chip , are unlikely to be reflected in these raw CPU scores. However, it should give a decent idea of ​​how much extra performance to expect from the (iPhone.

An earlier benchmark showedthat the iPhone XR successor , the iPhone 11, is also getting 4 GB RAM for this generation. For that model, that’s an extra 1 GB RAM year-over-year. The CPU performance improvement is similar to what we have seen today in the Pro benchmarks.