iPhone 8 v iPhone 8 Plus | SPEEDTEST By SuperDuprTech

What's, going on guys is so can I am back with a brand-new video on Super-duper tech and in today's video I'll be doing a speed test comparison between the iPhone 8 and the iPhone 8, plus, also, if you guys are yet to subscribe, then go ahead and do so as I will, of course be uploading. The full an in-depth review of these two smartphones very soon, more violently further ado, let's hit the titles, so first up are doing against talking about the specifications of both of these smartphones. They were both released on September, 22nd 2017 and also use Apple six core, an 11 Bionic system-on-a-chip. Also, the iPhone 8 plus uses three gigabytes of RAM, whereas the iPhone 8 still uses two gigabytes, like we've seen with the iPhone 7. So the first bit test I'll run between these two smartphones is the boot up test to see which of these two devices beats up the fastest. Now, as the internals of these two devices are incredibly similar, as well as the software that they're running, you can of course expect that the boot uptime will be new enough identical, and that is of course, what happens as both of these devices beat up in around 16 seconds.

So now on to the RAM application, speed test, of course, prior to starting this and did ensure that all background applications were closed and after opening these settings and camera apps around to another Roth applications, opening up social media, apps, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter, and just like expected both of these smartphones are performing very similarly with the iPhone 8, plus being slightly faster loading up certain applications or either way. There is less than one application difference between both of these smartphones, as the iPhone 8 plus was first load of Apple, music, Netflix, YouTube and Uber, whereas the iPhone an is now finishing offloading of Uber. So now, on to another of applications, opening up eBay, Amazon, Wikipedia and laptop row, the iPhone 8 plus has around a three-second advantage when compared to the iPhone 8, and we've laps. It pro. Both of these smartphones are going to be exploiting the exact same two-second 4k file that was shot at 30 frames per second and the iPhone 8 plus, as you guys can see, was first loading up its final row of gaming applications starting off with subway surfers and Pok?mon Go injustice, 2 and Super Mario run.

Now. You guys can clearly see how the iPhone 8 plus is starting to pull ahead from the iPhone 8, as it's now around five seconds faster than the iPhone, an in terms of loading up, injustice too, and as I'm sure you guys will explain. The iPhone 8 plus was first in loading up injustice to a head of the iPhone 8. The iPhone, a plus, is now unloading up the final app of the first lap Super Mario run, which he shortly followed up by the iPhone 8. Now, of course, the iPhone 8 plus managed to finish its first lap with a lap time of 1 minute 35 seconds and 6 seconds later.

The iPhone 8 finishes its first lap with a lap time of 1 minute and 41 seconds now. I want you guys to take a second to look at the iPhone 8 plus, which, with its additional gigabyte of RAM over the iPhone 8, has managed to hold all the applications ready and open in its room, whereas the iPhone, a struggle to load more simple applications even like Twitter, and it really does go to show my argument. I've been talking about for a while on social media, how the iPhone 8 really their struggle with 2 gigabytes of RAM, and how next year's iPhone models are going to be equipped with at least 3 gigabytes of RAM. And this really does make a huge impact, as the iPhone 8 plus finishes its final lap with a lot Palmer 40 seconds, with a total pint taken around 2 minutes and 15 seconds. Now, you guys have already seen how the iPhone 8 had to reload a few other applications.

But when it comes to the final gaming applications, you had to reload all four of these and that's not to say that the iPhone 8 performs bad when compared to over 2017 flagship devices. But when you compare it to the iPhone 8, plus that additional people by of Rama really does go some ways into helping its performance now, what you guys to do me a favor when you to quickly comment down below in the comments what lap time you think that the iPhone 8 got for its second lap now, I'm, pretty sure you guys are going to be shocked to find out that the iPhone a call a lap time of 1 minute and 38 seconds, we're a total time taken of 3 minutes and 20. Now, if anything, this further shows my argument that the iPhone 8 with 2 gigabytes of RAM really is not enough, especially when you compare it to the iPhone 8 plus, as those 3 gigabytes of RAM cut it over a minute faster than the iPhone 8, which had to solve guys. That has been it for today's video or do you hope you did enjoy it if you did enjoy it then be sure to hit that like button, and if you want you around, then why not subscribe it could be ballet icon to be notified when I upload. My next video, if you have got any questions with what you've seen in today's video, then be sure to leave them down below in the comment section or, alternatively, you can hit me up on my social media.

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