iPhone 6s 16GB speed

[Aditya_S]

I have the 16GB iPhone 6s unfortunately but I recently found out that the 16GB read and write speeds are slower than the 64GB and 128GB speeds. I'm just wondering why is it like that and is it a big enough difference to notice? Is there any speed comparisons between 16, 64, and 128GB models?

 

[chscag]

I have the 16GB iPhone 6s unfortunately but I recently found out that the 16GB read and write speeds are slower than the 64GB and 128GB speeds. I'm just wondering why is it like that and is it a big enough difference to notice? Is there any speed comparisons between 16, 64, and 128GB models?

Where did this information come from? Read and write speeds should not be dependent on the storage capacity of the phone but on the CPU and memory provided with the phone.

 

[RadioGaGa1984]

Read and write speeds are dependent on the SSD not the cpu and ram.

 

[Aditya_S]

I found the information on another post here.
Here is the link: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/iphone-6s-slow-lol-read-write-speeds.1934600/

 

[bufffilm]

I have the 16GB iPhone 6s unfortunately but I recently found out that the 16GB read and write speeds are slower than the 64GB and 128GB speeds. I'm just wondering why is it like that and is it a big enough difference to notice? Is there any speed comparisons between 16, 64, and 128GB models?

Speed differences among the 3 sizes are minimal in that you couldn't tell the phone's capacity w/o going to the Settings screen.

 

[cynics]

I have the 16GB iPhone 6s unfortunately but I recently found out that the 16GB read and write speeds are slower than the 64GB and 128GB speeds. I'm just wondering why is it like that and is it a big enough difference to notice? Is there any speed comparisons between 16, 64, and 128GB models?

Run Passmark and see if it's actually slow like some people claim or not.

Regardless like mentioned, it would be virtually impossible to notice in real world use.

 

[William Wales]

I have the 16GB iPhone 6s unfortunately but I recently found out that the 16GB read and write speeds are slower than the 64GB and 128GB speeds. I'm just wondering why is it like that and is it a big enough difference to notice? Is there any speed comparisons between 16, 64, and 128GB models?

Er...The iPhone 6s 16GB read and write speeds are slower than the 64GB and 128GB speeds. How did you find that? I also think the speed should not be dependent on the storage capacity.

 

[Fudd]

Generally desktop SSDs do show different speeds based on their storage capacity with larger capacities showing larger gains.

For example: http://anandtech.com/show/9702/samsung-950-pro-ssd-review-256gb-512gb/4

Does it apply to the SSDs in phones? I don't know.

 

[Newtons Apple]

I have the 16GB iPhone 6s unfortunately but I recently found out that the 16GB read and write speeds are slower than the 64GB and 128GB speeds. I'm just wondering why is it like that and is it a big enough difference to notice? Is there any speed comparisons between 16, 64, and 128GB models?

Just what is not running fast enough?

Even if it did make a difference it would be milliseconds and there is no way you can tell.

Just try to stop worrying and enjoy your phone.