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Geekbench tests after iOS 9.1?

silverblack

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Did anyone run any geekbench tests after upgrading to iOS 9.1? I wondered if there are any differences compared to iOS 9.0.2...
 
Here you go... Pretty much the same for me.

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alexbarrera08 said:
Well, geekbench actually means nothing... For me the phone is super fast, battery live is pretty good, so for me, I'm very pleased with my phone.
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Um actually it means exactly what it says it does. It does a set of tests and determines the score based on the time required to perform them. I'm going to trust synthetic benchmarks over someone's "perception" of performance.
 
oplix said:
Um actually it means exactly what it says it does. It does a set of tests and determines the score based on the time required to perform them. I'm going to trust synthetic benchmarks over someone's "perception" of performance.
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So you already have one iPhone 6S Plus, and you are telling me that yours is better than mine, because the benchmark say so?... Well I prefer to use it and give you my perception over my phone according my usage...
 
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oplix said:
Um actually it means exactly what it says it does. It does a set of tests and determines the score based on the time required to perform them. I'm going to trust synthetic benchmarks over someone's "perception" of performance.
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Additionally, I don't know how do you think that 2800 is a score for this 6S Plus, In geekbench site, this are the average score for iPhone 6S and 6S Plus and 2500 is pretty standard...
 

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oplix said:
2850 is a average score for an iPhone 6 . 6+ should be over 3000 easily.
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I guess we are in a misunderstanding here, on MULTI-CORE, the scores are around 4300-4500, and in SINGLE-CORE the scores are between 2300-2500, the iPhone 6 Plus, was 2800 on Multi-Core, so, in this tests, the geekbench results for iPhone 6S Plus, are almost the double.
 
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Apples n' Stone said:
According to the comprison the average for the 6 Plus is 2880, so where this 3000 mallarcky has come from I strongly suspect is from the junior hoilet.
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I guess he was confused with single and multi core score... But 6S Plus is showing a really good score, and it surely reflects in daily usage.
 
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