It is very close now to the launch of iPhone 14but the rumors keep coming: the last is that the basic model and that Over (or Max) they should have a “enhanced” A15 chip. For months there has been talk of the fact that, for the first time, there will be a difference between the chips of iPhone e iPhone Pro, with the base versions using the same chip as last year. But it looks like it won’t be quite identical to that of the iPhone 13.
iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus will have an enhanced A15 chip
This year the Apple smartphone lineup should change. There will be no iPhone mini, replaced by a larger model but with the same specifications as the base one. Which we thought until recently it was called iPhone 14 Maxbut which seems to have the nickname “Plus“.
According to reports from Tim Higgins of The Wall Street Journal, the basic and the Plus versions will have a “enhanced version of A15“. At the moment there are no confirmations on the differences compared to the chip seen in the iPhone 13. But some rumors think it may have five cores dedicated to graphics performance, which will become like this 25% faster.
Instead they should remain unchanged 6 CPU cores and 16 for the Neural Engine seen in iPhone 13 and 13 Pro. So the same performance and the same artificial intelligence, but more performing games and graphics.
Instead the Pro and Pro Max models should have the model A16 of the Apple chip. This means higher performance for the CPU – it will soon become the top processor in all benchmark rankings. This is the first time that Apple differentiates between one-generation iPhone chips. But it seems that even the basic models perform better.
Pro versions will also have the ability to use the main camera from 48MPand also they will have a pill-shaped cut-out instead of a notch. And then RAM from new generation and so on. Those who want the best will still have to choose the Pro models. But this improvement in performance could push more ac usersbuy an iPhone 14 instead of a 13at least in Apple’s intentions.
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