iPhone 11 Pro iPhone 11 Pro Max “Slingshot Extreme” (Benchmark results) SUB 6,000

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[Shirasaki]

First, you can just upload pictures to this forum as an attachment. No need to use external website.
As for sling shot, I never made it past any test in iOS 13. Futuremark also hasn’t been updating the app for a very long time. I really wish I could test those latest scenes available on 3DMark on iOS.

 

[tps3443]

First, you can just upload pictures to this forum as an attachment. No need to use external website.
As for sling shot, I never made it past any test in iOS 13. Futuremark also hasn’t been updating the app for a very long time. I really wish I could test those latest scenes available on 3DMark on iOS.

But then you must click on it Lol. 3dmark never worked correctly on my iPad pro either. it always crashes.

It runs smooth on this though.

I was impressed seeing it beat the Note 10 Plus.

 

[AppleHaterLover]

Man, I remember the olden days of me overclocking my 8800GT to within an inch of its life to claim more points on 3DMark.

 

[tps3443]

The Pro Max should easily break 6,000 With some optimizations or with a little coaxing.
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Man, I remember the olden days of me overclocking my 8800GT to within an inch of its life to claim more points on 3DMark.

Those days are now lol. But yeah I know what you mean. Everything pretty much automatically overclocks itself nowadays. And manual overclocking will yield about 3-5% if your lucky over stock. This goes for processors, and video cards.

 

[AppleHaterLover]

The Pro Max should easily break 6,000 With some optimizations or with a little coaxing.
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Those days are now lol. But yeah I know what you mean. Everything pretty much automatically overclocks itself nowadays. And manual overclocking will yield about 3-5% if your lucky over stock. This goes for processors, and video cards.

I’m a bit nostalgic about when I had a lot of time in my hands and used to build my own PCs and whatnot (I even had a dual-boot Hackintosh Dell Inspiron running the brand new Windows 7 and Leopard... or Snow Leopard. Now I just have a base MBP, an iPad Pro and an iPhone).

Anyway: my Pro Max (64GB) scored a bit lower than yours, for whatever reason. The performance gain over the XS is quite impressive though (almost 60%)!