Rocko9999 macrumors regular Original poster Sep 24, 2015 161 91 Death Valley ca. Sep 25, 2015 #1 Linpack on 6 hitting about 1540 m/flops max, 6S Plus 1345 max. What happened to the faster processor?
Linpack on 6 hitting about 1540 m/flops max, 6S Plus 1345 max. What happened to the faster processor?
B's iPhone macrumors regular Jul 9, 2008 111 68 Where it's cold Sep 25, 2015 #2 Rocko9999 said: Linpack on 6 hitting about 1540 m/flops max, 6S Plus 1345 max. What happened to the faster processor? Click to expand... Really? I just ran Geekbench 3 on my 6s and got close to double what my iPhone 6 pulled a few months ago. I haven't ran any other benchmark apps except that but I'm curious. Reactions: Rocko9999
Rocko9999 said: Linpack on 6 hitting about 1540 m/flops max, 6S Plus 1345 max. What happened to the faster processor? Click to expand... Really? I just ran Geekbench 3 on my 6s and got close to double what my iPhone 6 pulled a few months ago. I haven't ran any other benchmark apps except that but I'm curious.
Z Zwhaler macrumors 604 Jun 10, 2006 7,293 2,047 Sep 25, 2015 #3 The geekbench results were staggeringly faster than the 6. I wouldn't worry about it. Reactions: Rocko9999
B Benched08 macrumors regular Oct 24, 2014 131 123 Sep 25, 2015 #4 Who still looks at Linpack? Geekbench is way more comprehensive.
Cryates macrumors 68040 Nov 19, 2013 3,343 5,312 Sep 25, 2015 #5 Lol some people. Just use the damn thing and you'll see it's faster.
mtneer macrumors 68040 Sep 15, 2012 3,184 2,715 Sep 25, 2015 #6 What's the difference between the two benchmarks? Maybe what one prioritizes over the other could explain the difference seen.
What's the difference between the two benchmarks? Maybe what one prioritizes over the other could explain the difference seen.
penajmz macrumors 68040 Sep 11, 2008 3,797 4,029 New York City Sep 25, 2015 #7 Oh it's faster. Use it!