4GB RAM Listed in iPhone 11 Specifications by Alleged Geekbench Listing
A new iPhone codename 'iPhone 12,1' now features key features and CPU stats on Geekbench. This new iPhone 12,1 is expected to be the successor to the iPhone XR 57,999, called the iPhone 11. Its main score is 5,415 for single results and 1,1294 for multi-core results. Geekbench listings also indicate that the iPhone XR successor will pack 4GB of RAM, meaning an additional 1GB of RAM compared to its predecessor. The phone is also listed to run on iOS 13.1.
The Geekbench listing of iPhone 12,1 aka iPhone 11 is reportedly featured on iOS 13. This listed iPhone is expected to be the model number for the next iPhone iPhone to be launched on July 10, it is listed to be packed. An advanced 4GB RAM, and also reveals key details of its A13 chip. The Geekbench listing shows that the chip consists of six cores, with a base frequency of 2.66GHz.
9to5Mac reports that this listing shows that the iPhone XR successor is about 12 percent faster in single-core performance with the new A13 chip. Interestingly, multi-core performance is similar to last year's A12 chip performance. We recommend you take this information with a salt rash, as Geekbench listings are not always a valid source of information, and the results may be fake.
The iPhone 11 trio, as mentioned, is set to launch on 10 September. It has been reported that pre-orders will kick-off on 13 September, and their retail store availability is scheduled to begin on 20 September. The successors of iPhone XS iPhone XS Max are called iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max.
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The Geekbench listing of iPhone 12,1 aka iPhone 11 is reportedly featured on iOS 13. This listed iPhone is expected to be the model number for the next iPhone iPhone to be launched on July 10, it is listed to be packed. An advanced 4GB RAM, and also reveals key details of its A13 chip. The Geekbench listing shows that the chip consists of six cores, with a base frequency of 2.66GHz.
9to5Mac reports that this listing shows that the iPhone XR successor is about 12 percent faster in single-core performance with the new A13 chip. Interestingly, multi-core performance is similar to last year's A12 chip performance. We recommend you take this information with a salt rash, as Geekbench listings are not always a valid source of information, and the results may be fake.
The iPhone 11 trio, as mentioned, is set to launch on 10 September. It has been reported that pre-orders will kick-off on 13 September, and their retail store availability is scheduled to begin on 20 September. The successors of iPhone XS iPhone XS Max are called iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max.
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