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jonnyb

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What's performance like on the fourth generation iPad? On my iPad three performance is a little bit laggy but I suspect that's because of a lack of code optimisation in beta 2.

Are iPad 4 users still seeing jumps and stutters in some places? Or is it all smooth?
 
What's performance like on the fourth generation iPad? On my iPad three performance is a little bit laggy but I suspect that's because of a lack of code optimisation in beta 2.

Are iPad 4 users still seeing jumps and stutters in some places? Or is it all smooth?

Keep in mind, while it's officially beta 2, it's the first iPad beta so performance is nowhere near optimised.
 
I did bear that in mind:

On my iPad three performance is a little bit laggy but I suspect that's because of a lack of code optimisation in beta 2.

I'm still interested to know to what extent that lack of optimisation shows on an iPad 4, or whether the 4’s extra processing grunt makes it less of an issue even at this early stage.
 
I did bear that in mind:



I'm still interested to know to what extent that lack of optimisation shows on an iPad 4, or whether the 4’s extra processing grunt makes it less of an issue even at this early stage.

Well the 4S on beta 1 was laggy when opening/closing apps that were in the dock. In beta 2 they're smooth and fluid. There's no point in talking or asking about how smooth iOS 7 beta's are right now, especially when the iPad has only received it's first beta. I would say by beta 4 we will have a better indication of near final UI performance.

I'm sure iOS 7 will run on iPad 3 as well as it does on the iPhone 4S. Of course, the A6X in the iPad 4 won't harm it's chances of being that little bit smoother and faster on there.
 
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