iPhone X Benchmark iPhone X vs XS

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OP, as far as gaming is concerned, the A12 processor in the XS would be more geared towards ‘frames per second’, but that also be dependent on the type a game that you’re playing as well that you would notice.

 

[Apple_Robert]

Benchmark is not real life use. It is rather meaningless in day to day applications.

 

[Thai]

Have you ever tried to gaming side by side on X and XS? Do you have experience?

Wife has X. I have XS. SO, yes.
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OP, as far as gaming is concerned, the A12 processor in the XS would be more geared towards ‘frames per second’, but that also be dependent on the type a game that you’re playing as well that you would notice.

The main plus of A12 is sustained performance over time. Nothing else can come close to A12 sustained performance.
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Benchmark is not real life use. It is rather meaningless in day to day applications.

Not entirely true. Benchmarks show capability of a device. Whether you use to it’s full capacity or not is up to you.

 

[davedvdy]

Have you ever tried to gaming side by side on X and XS? Do you have experience?

I haven't used it just yet, but Fortnite will run at a true 60 FPS with the A12 chip in the XR/XS/XS Max.

 

[VirtualHack]

I haven't used it just yet, but Fortnite will run at a true 60 FPS with the A12 chip in the XR/XS/XS Max.

Yes, I know. However I think that A11 would manage 60 FPS too.

 

[Thai]

Yes, I know. However I think that A11 would manage 60 FPS too.

It may be able to, but it may not be able to SUSTAINED it.

 

[OsmanLafi]

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How is it possible that there is not so much big difference between A11 and A12 on XS?

 

[sparksd]

How is it possible that there is not so much big difference between A11 and A12 on XS?

No idea but I certainly don't see any performance issues.