We may be a little over a month into its official release, but many leaks let us in. get a pretty precise idea of the technical data sheet iPhone 15. Or Pro and Pro Max versions. However, as long as exact specifications unknown, though it is possible to distill some information. Whether it’s the presence of a USB-C port or a shell that will confirm the new “Action” button, there are numerous rumors until the very last moment.
At X (formerly Twitter), we learn The amount of RAM memory the iPhone 15 Pro will carrytogether processor details. The famous leaker who revealed everything is @URedditor. It confirms that the processor of the future iPhone will be A17 Bionic. iPhone 14s ship A16. Even more interestingly, he states: The processor (CPU) will consist of 6 cores running at 3.7 GHzversus 3.46 GHz for the older model. The graphics chip (GPU) will also benefit from 6 cores.. This is one more than on the A16 Bionic.
The iPhone 15 Pro will have one more core in the graphics chip, but with as much RAM as the iPhone 14 Pro.
Where we are a little more surprised is at the RAM memory level. Also according to @URedditor, iPhone 15 Pro would run with 6GB of RAM. This is just as good as its predecessor and conflicts with other sources that focus on devices with: 8GB RAM. However, it is impossible to understand any effect on the performance of the smartphone. GB count is not everything Fortunately.
Also note that only iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max should be equipped with A17 chip. Lower variants will suffice with the current A16 Bionic. We also notice that Engraving fineness announced for the A17, 4 versus 3 nm for A16. An important detail: it must be Play positively on the performance of the iPhone 15 Pro not to disable the 14 Pro in terms of pure power, better optimized.
Apple A17 – t8130 – Bulk
6 CPU Cores + 6 GPU Cores
3.70GHz
6GB LPDDR5 DRAM – Micron/Samsung
TSMC 3nm ProcessLPDDR = Low Power Double Data Rate SDRAM
The A17 is used by both the D83 and D84 and is likely also planned for the D47 and D48 (16 series) as the D9x will use the t8140 (A18).
— Unknownz21 ???? (@URedditor) 9 August 2023
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