at least you can RETURN your phone where you live for that reason.
in Israel they'll laugh at my face.
My colleagues has visited the Apple Store 4 times, and he have 5th replaced iPhone 6s 64GB.... All Sammy -,,-
at least you can RETURN your phone where you live for that reason.
in Israel they'll laugh at my face.
If everyone had a Samsug chip, there would be no complaints. Yet some of you cannot stand that there are people out there getting 5% better battery life. The injustice! Haha.
And what? They just say they want to replace because they want the better chip? You gotta be kidding..My colleagues has visited the Apple Store 4 times, and he have 5th replaced iPhone 6s 64GB.... All Sammy -,,-
Agree with you, even paid same amount of money, but different benefit, it makes to feel as unfair
Well glad to see a real world test confirms what most of us knew. It doesn't matter.
Yes. The rabid fanboism just ramps up to alarming levels when something like this happens every year. Last year it was bend-gate (which was real) but most pepole straight dismissed it till their own phones bent.
I hate to be a cynic but here cpu differences are extremely clear. Yet some people will harp on it saying it's a non issue for them. If I have to pay $1256 in my country just to get a 64GB variant of 6S Plus, I would want perfection.
Is Apple giving me a discount for giving me an underperforming chip? Big fat NO. So naturally I will keep returning every phone till I get a TSMC chip. It's not our fault if Apple did a half arsed research about CPU sourcing.
I dont play game on my Ip6s+ .. as a heavy web surfing user, I noticed my TSMS phone runs much cooler temp. TSMC battery life is phenomenon compare to my previous Sammy. I agree it wont be long before youtube videos will prove the marginal difference in battery performance
Apple decided to use it, Samsung didn't force them.Wow this made its way back to Apple...see the power of the web and forums? It shouldn't be a shock this made news because does Samsung really have our best interest?
because if he had a Samsung chip it was even worse?
The article claims that Samsung chip lags behind TSMC under 60% CPU load, with the maximum CPU load being 200%. To me, 60% isn't an unrealistic load to put on the CPU, I'm sure you don't have to go out of your way do that if you are a gamer or use phone to edit. While I wouldn't use those apps for 5 hours straight, for the duration that I am using, the Samsung chip will be draining more.
As for their sample of two phones, it's consistent with the thousands of phone tests on geekbench's website, and thus far out of thousands, they all show Samsung significantly behind TSMC on higher CPU load.
So what apps can cause high CPU load (60% total) and would you use them?
And for those who don't plan on replacing in 1 year, iOS 10 will most likely be putting more CPU stress on iphone 6s as they always do for older generation phones.
chip mfgr. aside i can tell a huge reduction in battery life in this thing compared to my 6. in the morning when i go to the gym i watch a show (45min to 1hour) while on the treadmill. i listen to music (bluetooth headphones) while hitting the weight machines (time varies greatly) with my 6 i was at 90% when i got finished, with my 6S i'm at 80%. and ro pre-dismiss the usual comments no i'm not using it more and yes i've let it die and then charge to full to help calibrate the battery level meter. i think this phone just uses a lot more battery than the 6.
Ars article has been updated:
Update: To clarify exactly what Xcode's Activity Monitor is telling us, remember that every logical CPU core is tracked individually, so for a dual-core CPU like the A9 "full utilization" would so in the dual-core A9 full load is 200 percent, 100 for each core. The Geekbench test is putting about 30 percent load on each core for a total of 60 percent. For comparison, the relatively light but modern iOS game Shooty Skies oscillates between 30 and 70 percent depending on how many objects are being drawn on screen.
Well glad to see a real world test confirms what most of us knew. It doesn't matter.
It did strike a nerve didn't it? Proves my point.The fan, and not an Apple one, is someone doesn't give a crap about this coming every to put his one two cents in. That would be you. BTW, the use of "fanboy" means your massively biased and everything you say can be disregarded. Thanks for playing though.
What Apple must do to mitigate this issue?
They must announce a software update to fix chip problems on iPhone 6S models. The battery performance of TSMC must be brought down to match the Samsung chips.
Then this problem would be put to rest once and forever.
Anyone taking bets over this?![]()
I decided to verify the chip in my phone after I read the articles/comments on the subject. Here is what I determined:
(i) Chip: Samsung
(ii) F*cks that I give: Zero
I can see the responses: "you are just an Apple supporter!" and "you shouldn't let Apple get away with this!"
(i) My phone works great
(ii) It performs within spec
(iii) I do not become jealous (especially, for a phone with a slightly better battery life)
Yes. The rabid fanboism just ramps up to alarming levels when something like this happens every year. Last year it was bend-gate (which was real) but most pepole straight dismissed it till their own phones bent.
I hate to be a cynic but here cpu differences are extremely clear. Yet some people will harp on it saying it's a non issue for them. If I have to pay $1256 in my country just to get a 64GB variant of 6S Plus, I would want perfection.
Is Apple giving me a discount for giving me an underperforming chip? Big fat NO. So naturally I will keep returning every phone till I get a TSMC chip. It's not our fault if Apple did a half arsed research about CPU sourcing.
"kinds of CPU-intensive work that the Samsung chip seems to struggle with just aren't that common on smartphones."
Such as????
Anyways, I still believe the bigger chip is throttling speed to reduce heat.
The 6 lasted a lot less time than the 6+, you'Re usage seems to about right for the smaller phone.
So, a game that actually plays on the 5s, without stutter, uses 70% of a CPU that's 150% faster than the 5s... There's something pretty weird in this whole thing.
Anything that uses 70% of the 6s should not be considered light gamings (or really crappy oding), games like life is strange don't even use 50% on my old desktop (which is about the same spec as this...).