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Ramgate?

Well it looks like everyone gets different answers...
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I know the Keynote didn't say anything about it........
 
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AbSoluTc said:
What does logic tell everyone? Think about it. All the specs are higher, CPU is faster, 4k video, so on, so forth. Why would they only have 1 gig of ram at this point? It won't.
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Specs were higher and CPU was faster for the iPhone 6 and yet RAM wasn't bumped up despite some expectation/hope of it happening and similar logic.
 
I don't think there's any way to know until Anandtech runs some benchmarks. Maybe just maybe one of the early access developers will leak that spec, or one of the hands-on reviewers will comment on its ability to retain many app states and web pages at once (it would have been easy for them to check).

Though my strong leaning is 2 GB. Reasons:

  • It's the A9 chipset
  • 3D Touch is claimed to be quick, and it's opening previews of items in other apps. That's heavier multitasking than before and with the iPhone 6 models already pushing the limits of the 1 GB of RAM, I've GOT to think the 6S models have 2 GB just to make 3D Touch work quick and smoothly, which is the whole idea of that feature.
 
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