B browser740 macrumors member Original poster Jun 8, 2017 81 27 Sep 11, 2024 #1 I think, and I might be mistaken, that if you got more storage, you also got more memory and more active CPU Cores… is there any difference from 512 GB and 1 TB?
I think, and I might be mistaken, that if you got more storage, you also got more memory and more active CPU Cores… is there any difference from 512 GB and 1 TB?
N now i see it macrumors G4 Jan 2, 2002 11,267 24,314 Sep 11, 2024 #2 There is no evidence (yet) of that and no precedent. It’s never been done on iPhone before Reactions: Cirillo Gherardo
C Cirillo Gherardo macrumors 6502 May 9, 2024 452 703 Sep 11, 2024 #3 browser740 said: I think, and I might be mistaken, that if you got more storage, you also got more memory and more active CPU Cores… is there any difference from 512 GB and 1 TB? Click to expand... Occasionally been true of iPad in the past, but not iPhone. And its not a relevant concern, which is why it isn't an advertised bullet point.
browser740 said: I think, and I might be mistaken, that if you got more storage, you also got more memory and more active CPU Cores… is there any difference from 512 GB and 1 TB? Click to expand... Occasionally been true of iPad in the past, but not iPhone. And its not a relevant concern, which is why it isn't an advertised bullet point.
hovscorpion12 macrumors 68040 Sep 12, 2011 3,079 3,181 USA Sep 11, 2024 #4 Storage and RAM is unaffected with iPhones. That's the one positive. The only difference between models will be storage read-write speeds. 1TB may have faster NVMe speeds. Reactions: now i see it
Storage and RAM is unaffected with iPhones. That's the one positive. The only difference between models will be storage read-write speeds. 1TB may have faster NVMe speeds.