Suddenly exposing the performance score of iPhone 11R running A13 chip

September 12, 2019

Author: Chan Yang55

Only 1 week, the "family" of iPhone 11 this year will be officially announced. And although all the specs have been revealed about last year's iPhone XS / iPhone XS Max / iPhone XR, experts are still not entirely sure whether Apple will retain the LCD screen. Lower quality for iPhone 11R (or iPhone 11) this year or not.

The successor to the iPhone XR will be the iPhone 11R.

Still likely, this low-cost member in the iPhone 2019 family will be alongside the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max with a notch and a multi-lens imaging system. Of course, much more important than the promotional information is the superior improvements for the second-generation iPhone XR, which has just been revealed in the preliminary list of Geekbench.

Processor and memory upgraded

While the 2018 iPhone XR is weaker than the screen resolution, camera flexibility and even construction materials compared to the iPhone XS and XS Max, it still has the same Apple A12 Bionic SoC chip. modern. This year, the iPhone 11 XR will also be equipped with the A13 chip.

Benchmark performance of last year's iPhone XR.

Although the newly discovered "iPhone 12.1" benchmark does not explicitly mention the Apple A13 processor, it is clearly different from the A12 chip that powers the iPhone XR. The chip has the same 6-core CPU arrangement, but improved 2.66 GHz clock speed for two high-performance cores. Unfortunately, the data revealed by Geekbench doesn't reveal much about the A13 chip. Although TSMC has returned to produce this chip on the same 7 nanometer architecture as the A12, with EUV technology, the A13 is expected to bring significant energy efficiency improvements.

The new benchmark reveals that there will be 4GB of RAM on "iPhone 12.1." It's not clear if the successor versions of the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max will have increased RAM, but technology is quite skeptical. Apple will launch a device in 2019 with 6GB of RAM.

Improve single-core performance

The evidence shows that composite benchmarks do not always represent actual performance. However, the scores of this iPhone 11 prototype are not much higher than the iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. In fact, the multi-core speed results are basically identical and the performance of a single core increases by only about 12%.

Suddenly exposing the performance score of iPhone 11R running A13 - 3 chipBenchmark single and multi-core iPhone 11 R this year.

This result is probably far different from what users expect is an impressive upgrade. However, Apple's device can still withstand the attack of Android flagships this year with Snapdragon 855 and Snapdragon 855+ processors. Most likely, the next year's S11 Galaxy will destroy the iPhone 11 line in multi-core performance.

Benchmark single and multi-core iPhone XS Max.

It should be noted, these are pre-release trials on devices running pre-release software. As far as "iPhone 12.1" is concerned, this may just be iOS 13.1 build, which may not be perfectly optimized. In other words, the actual capabilities of the iPhone 11 have not yet been accurately verified.