iPhone 8 Plus vs 7 Plus Performance Test - A11 Bionic Processor By AppleInsider

The iPhone, 8 and 8 plus come loaded with Apple's new, an 11 Bionic processor. Before we compare benchmarks, let's take a look at the new, an 11 Bionic processor, and what else it brings to the table if you're not interested in that feel free to skip ahead. The chip now boasts a 6 core design splitting into high performance in high efficiency course. Apple states that the two performance, optimized general purpose, CPU cores of the 11 Bionic, are up to 25% faster than those in last year's a10. Fusion, even larger gains come from its efficiency cores, which have doubled in number to four and are now up to 70%. Faster Apple is also touting its second generation performance controller, with a symmetric multiprocessing that can now ramp up to activate any number of the 11s Bionic cores individually or even light up all six cores and bursts.

Depending on the task at hand. The new chip also comes with an upgraded M 11 motion coprocessors, which handles sensor data, as well as a brand new neural engine which handles machine learning algorithms and enables additional features coming to the iPhone 10, notably face ID and emoji. In others. The a11 Bionic processor also has Apple's first internally, designed three core GPU built right into. It.

Apple claims it to be 30% faster than the GPU used in iPhone 7 models, which was already the leading GPU in smartphones. It isn't just faster but more efficient, allowing it to match the work of the 810 fusion GPU, using only half as much energy. The iPhone eight models have the same amount of RAM as the seven models, with two gigabytes for the eight and three gigabytes for the 8 plus the a11 Bionic GPU uses tile-based deferred, rendering which, in 3d and augmented reality scenes will only finish rendering objects that will be visible to the user, which greatly optimizes processing. Although Apple didn't talk about this on stage, the a11 Bionic delivers Apple's third generation, SSD storage, controller with custom error, correcting code algorithms, which protects your data and media from corruption. In storage, failure, as well as maintaining high storage, read and write speeds as time goes on.

The a11 also comes with a new Apple designed video encoder, which allows the phone to create a save high efficiency content in HD bc. Video and Ha f image formats. The new encoder is similar to the video encoder that came with iPhone 7s 810 fusion processors, except iPhone. Eights encoder allows users to record in 4k, 24 and 60 frames per second and 1080 p.240 frames per second h-e-b, see in the HE F formatted media offer the same quality as before, but take up half as a mass storage space for respective resolution and frame rate moving onto some benchmarks, starting with Geek bench 4, we saw a 22% increase in single core scores: 73 percent increase in multi-core and a 26 percent improvement in GPU scores in another popular benchmark.3D marks slingshot extreme. We saw a 45 percent improvement in an tutu benchmark.

We saw 30 percent improve score, however, in an to twos web-based html5 test scores only improved by 15 percent, so you may not see a giant difference while browsing the web. Furthermore, we tested a couple other less popular benchmarks and saw an average improvement of 42 percent for the iPhone 8 plus in those tests. Furthermore, we downloaded a video converter app and converted the same video on each device into another format. Furthermore, we found that the eight plus finished converting in around seven seconds compared to 24 for the seven plus and finally, we decided to test Wi-Fi speeds and found that both iPhones were slower than compared to the 2017 5k iMac, but we're basically the same compared to each other if you'd like to see any unmentioned benchmarks in future videos. Let us know in the comments section below, if you enjoy this video like it and hit that subscribe button, also check out a price guide which makes it extremely easy to find the best deals and Apple products updated daily, be sure to follow us on social media, and we'll see you in the next video you.

Source : AppleInsider