The whole 1GB or 2GB discussions are out of control. Regardless of what both phones have, they will be smooth as per always with Apple, especially a flagship device.
Come on people!
Come on people!
The whole 1GB or 2GB discussions are out of control. Regardless of what both phones have, they will be smooth as per always with Apple, especially a flagship device.
Come on people!
The whole 1GB or 2GB discussions are out of control. Regardless of what both phones have, they will be smooth as per always with Apple, especially a flagship device.
Come on people!
The whole 1GB or 2GB discussions are out of control. Regardless of what both phones have, they will be smooth as per always with Apple, especially a flagship device.
Come on people!
They did it last year with iPad Air.
I own the iPad Air. It is not slow or sluggish... Or maybe you power users need other devices I guess.
"The devices will be smooth as always!"
"My device isn't smooth."
"Well buy another device or change your definition of smooth!"
They already released a sluggish MacBook Pro (1st gen rMBP), so why not?
How is the first gen rMBP sluggish? I own it. Lol
They did it last year with iPad Air.
They already released a sluggish MacBook Pro (1st gen rMBP), so why not?
My 1st Gen rMBP is anything but sluggish.
You're right that the RAM keeps stuff in memory that you are using, i.e. background tasks while switching between programs, but if it gets full and it has to close apps and re-open the lag is from the app re-opening from the storage memory which is much slower than RAM. So that time delay is the app re-caching to the RAM from storage, not necessarily the CPU/GPU.iPhone smoothness has almost nothing to do with RAM amount. It's about nicely optimized OS and state of the art hardware CPU/GPU.
RAM allows for stuff to be kept in memory, so the CPU/GPU etc. don't have to process everything from zero.