Faster, no.
Much faster, still no
Much faster, still no
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Will the 64GB X be slower than the 256GB X?
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Doesn’t make sense how it would be faster. If you used all the space on the 64 and went to 256 I could understand a difference based on utilization. Beyond that no.
The read and write speeds on the internal storage for both sizes of the X are identical. You’re only going to experience slower speeds if you manage to fill all 64 or 256 GB of storage up.
Do you have sources for that? I agree it wont be noticeable, but higher capacity drives are almost always faster.
Jk I’m wrong. The larger model will probably have faster SSD performance. I thought you were asking if the A11 would have any difference in speed. You’ll know for sure on launch day, though.
But will it play my Bee Gees faster?
Yes, 256gb of physical memory will increase your ram and cpu performance drasticly. It will increase even more if you connect your lightning cable to a external usb drive.
For those of you that think I'm kidding about larger drives, check out a review of the 960 EVO like this one:
http://techreport.com/review/30993/samsung-960-evo-ssd-reviewed/3
The 1TB drive is noticeably faster in benchmarks than the 512, which is faster than the 256. Again, this probably won't matter in real-life usage, but there is a difference.
http://techreport.com/review/30993/samsung-960-evo-ssd-reviewed/3
The 1TB drive is noticeably faster in benchmarks than the 512, which is faster than the 256. Again, this probably won't matter in real-life usage, but there is a difference.
Drastically? I mean I know these differences if they do exist are pretty negligible but I’m sort of regretting my choice of 64. Tbh I chose that thinking I’d have a better chance of getting it sooner.
Boy he was being sarcastic.
But maybe the 256 would be faster in ur mailbox
Lol whoops /s
Lol don’t pay any of them any mind. They forget they were inexperienced with things before as well and had questions lol. But to answer your question, No I highly doubt you will see any speed difference between the two . Enjoy your new phone and if you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask. We will help!
. Enjoy your new phone and if you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask. We will help!Oh come on. Different storage options will have faster performance? Youre sweet to treat people so kindly though.Lol don’t pay any of them any mind. They forget they were inexperienced with things before as well and had questions lol. But to answer your question, No I highly doubt you will see any speed difference between the two
She was very sweet! Hey, I was just mentioning something confusing in a review that I only came across bc John Gruber said it was “great”.
Probably but I don't care.
I have 2TB of movies. Don't want to waste time transferring 200GB of them vs only 50GB of data. That's where 64GB iPhone wins. Don't have to spend a longer time adding files.
Google Photos is good enough for me. And once photos and videos are uploaded, all my phones can just save it for offline viewing. It eliminates the need to transfer photos onto the computer, then sync other phones to it to transfer photos onto it. Cloud is great.
Lesser storage might not be quicker but it saves more time.
I have 2TB of movies. Don't want to waste time transferring 200GB of them vs only 50GB of data. That's where 64GB iPhone wins. Don't have to spend a longer time adding files.
Google Photos is good enough for me. And once photos and videos are uploaded, all my phones can just save it for offline viewing. It eliminates the need to transfer photos onto the computer, then sync other phones to it to transfer photos onto it. Cloud is great.
Lesser storage might not be quicker but it saves more time.
I have had questions and posted them on here, only to be ridiculed and made to feel dumb. I don’t like that, we all share the love for Apple. If someone has a question, I am going to try an answer it. Maybe in the process learn a little myself
yeah the 256 will be faster. but not something you will notice during everyday usage
Yes it will be faster. Larger capacity SSDs are typically faster because they tend to have more parallel channels.
https://www.extremetech.com/mobile/...re-significantly-faster-than-the-32gb-version
It depends on what you are doing. Large file transfer will be much faster. Anything not doing large sequential reads/writes will have no noticeable difference.
Larger capacity iPhones have more memory channels that can work simultaneously.
Kind of the same principle as RAID 0 hard drives, or dual-channel RAM.
