Didn't answer the question. So you're saying it's neither here nor there but why not add more? Why?Experiencing no issues. I love it has 6GM of ram but it wouldn’t hurt to add 2GB or ram.
Didn't answer the question. So you're saying it's neither here nor there but why not add more? Why?Experiencing no issues. I love it has 6GM of ram but it wouldn’t hurt to add 2GB or ram.
I believe iPad Pro models contain 8GB or RAM so it would make sense if iPhone has it too. But for now 6GB will do it too.Didn't answer the question. So you're saying it's neither here nor there but why not add more? Why?
iPads have much larger screens.I believe iPad Pro models contain 8GB or RAM so it would make sense if iPhone has it too. But for now 6GB will do it too.
That maybe related to how much RAM Safari is permitted to access more than anything. Similar to the 4GB iPad Pro limit for apps.I notice Safari keeps forgetting what was loaded on a tab and having to refresh the page. I consider that a RAM issue. Would something else fix it?
2021 iPad Pro has 8/16GB of RAM depending on the storage level selected.I believe iPad Pro models contain 8GB or RAM so it would make sense if iPhone has it too. But for now 6GB will do it too.
Don’t think RAM has to do with that, though VRAM sure would.iPads have much larger screens.
Going to play devils advocate here and say sure, but it would have an impact on battery life. Typically more RAM = more power usage.Experiencing no issues. I love it has 6GM of ram but it wouldn’t hurt to add 2GB or ram.
Safari is a battery hog. You can see this by how much power it uses in the battery app and how relatively little time it is active, iOS kills Safari every chance that it gets. It doesn’t matter if you have a single tab with a simple “hello world” html page or 20 tabs of YouTube videos. Browsers are effectively little operating systems to themselves and no matter how much you optimize them they still suck CPU cycles. Apple snipes it like a rouge energy bandit every time it thinks you aren’t looking.That maybe related to how much RAM Safari is permitted to access more than anything. Similar to the 4GB iPad Pro limit for apps.
This a sticky situation as some PDF files require JavaScript but for some darn reason safari or the official PDF Reader DC will not open these either. Have to use a desktop for it as it’s a limitation imposed by Apple on iOS. Yeah “what’s a computer” certainly not one where I cannot open an Adobe PDF Reader DC file. 😜I wonder why safari needs to run javascript to keep a PDF or JPG loaded.
I do use Safari more than any other app on iPhone and I agree a web browser is a mini OS hence web app clips and ChromeOS of the past.Safari is a battery hog. You can see this by how much power it uses in the battery app and how relatively little time it is active, iOS kills Safari every chance that it gets. It doesn’t matter if you have a single tab with a simple “hello world” html page or 20 tabs of YouTube videos. Browsers are effectively little operating systems to themselves and no matter how much you optimize them they still suck CPU cycles. Apple snipes it like a rouge energy bandit every time it thinks you aren’t looking.
I notice Safari keeps forgetting what was loaded on a tab and having to refresh the page. I consider that a RAM issue. Would something else fix it?
You forgot screen if that thing matters to you.So the newest pro is basically a bigger battery and better camera. SMH
Why would Apple limit the amount of RAM it has access to if not because it doesn't have enough?Nope. It's how Safari/Apple handle things. It's not a RAM issue. It's a software one. One that people constantly bring up when talking about RAM. Year, after, year.
I do use Safari more than any other app on iPhone and I agree a web browser is a mini OS hence web app clips and ChromeOS of the past.
From what I see, the pages are dumped to storage, as they aren’t updated after the refresh. Since storage is quite fast, this is much less of an issue compared to what it use to be.I notice Safari keeps forgetting what was loaded on a tab and having to refresh the page. I consider that a RAM issue. Would something else fix it?
Also the Amazon app IMO.Safari is a battery hog. You can see this by how much power it uses in the battery app and how relatively little time it is active, iOS kills Safari every chance that it gets. It doesn’t matter if you have a single tab with a simple “hello world” html page or 20 tabs of YouTube videos. Browsers are effectively little operating systems to themselves and no matter how much you optimize them they still suck CPU cycles. Apple snipes it like a rouge energy bandit every time it thinks you aren’t looking.
I can’t believe they aren’t using LPDDR5 memory yet.
Also the Amazon app IMO.
that almost seems too efficient, only 5%?I just looked and in the last 24 hours, 16 minutes of Sarai use cost me 11% of my battery usage. (I searched and browsed some clerk of court records.) By comparison, 3 Hours and 21 minutes of WhatsApp (on a video call) cost me only 5%. - the network stack and a/v codecs are just so dang efficient these days.
High end LPDDR4 has much lower latency than current DDR5 solutions. It’s the reason AMD won’t touch DDR5 until next year.Apple still using LPDDR4 RAM. There was an expectation that they'd move to LPDDR5 this year since the flag ship phones of their rivals started using it last year.
Remember thought that the "rival" phones also come with (need) twice as much RAM (12G compared to the 6G in the 12/13). That's Android for you....