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saintforlife

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I am hoping the A9 processor does a much better job than the A8 at re-scaling and displaying content on the 1080p screen and that there will be no stutters and lags that many 6 Plus owners have complained about on these forums.
 
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90% increase in GPU horse power should definitely help with this. The other thing needed is for Apple to work out any software lags in ios9 in a future patch release. I'm eagerly waiting for my 6s to arrive!
 
Maybe for a major iOS update or two. I'm sure Apple will find a way to slow down even the 6s+ eventually.
 
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It didn't seem to lag on the hands-on videos I've watched :) None of them tried rotating in Spotlight though ;)
 
Those with lag, stutter issues you may try this as it reduces processor load and you give up nothing much in my opinion. Purists and android trolls please refrain from commenting about, not having to turn $h*t off.

Go to settings > general > accessibility > reduce motion > turn this on.
Also settings > general > accessibility > increase contrast > reduce transparency > turn this on.

The novelty of these wore off for me 1st week. I rather have next screen pop up and I have found an increase in speed and don't notice any stutter. Not much to loose giving it a try. I'm sure the A9 chip will eliminate any stutter, but I still intend on keeping these settings turned on, as I have become to like the minimalistic look. And why waste processor on something I don't want.
 
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