You need to have some reading comprehension skills. The article says "perhaps more power efficient." No one has been able to test this yet, and a die shrink doesn't automatically result in a linear reduction of power. One author's speculation doesn't mean jack.
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Which chip does your 6s(6s+) have?
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You need to have some reading comprehension skills. The article says "perhaps more power efficient." No one has been able to test this yet, and a die shrink doesn't automatically result in a linear reduction of power. One author's speculation doesn't mean jack.
6s Plus - TSMC. Don't care either way, my phone is smooth & fast and battery life is amazing.
Yes and you better figure it out quickly before the 2 week return for any reason period runs out. Do people really think Apple employees are going to start lining up boxes of iPhones to let you open and run the hiraku app on?
You'd be surprised.... Apple has been putting slower SSD's in their MacBooks for years. You either get a super fast Samsung one or an 'average SSD' like Sandisk or the mediocre Toshiba(sand force) SSD. So I'm well aware of Apple's previous 'Lottery' schemes.
I also ran 3 times as we have the same model and size 6s but I got 1.85 all three times
A 1% difference in these benchmarks is within the margin of error of running the test on the same device. If I run the benchmark over and over again I get variations all within the same margin that were seeing here between the difference of manufacturers. Even if a 1% difference were actually consistent this would be beyond insignificant in daily use.
Interesting. I guess it fluctuates. The iPhone 6S is fast regardless of which chip it has.
Benchmarks from different owners aren't going to be anything to go by unless all conditions are equal. Background sync, push notification, ambient temperature, running apps, and so on will contribute to the score.
But in all honesty, I can't see it being more than a 5%. Difference in performance.
I'm curious however about the battery life and standby difference!
But in all honesty, I can't see it being more than a 5%. Difference in performance.
I'm curious however about the battery life and standby difference!
Yeah. Just ran the test multiple times again and it stayed at 1.85ghz. Here's the last benchmark. Don't really care about this test but I was just curious how my TSMC compared to Samsung posted in this thread. I'm much more interested in battery life.
Meh. My iPhone 6s Plus absolutely SMOKES any phone I've owned before. I don't care if it's a Ferrari or a Lamborghini engine at this point. Either works for me
Neither would be very reliable and you'd need a chip rebuild every 100 hours.