Apple is here with its iPhone 11 series and keeping aside all the mockery that iPhones have to go through in memes, they have a seriously cutting-edge performance unparallel to any Android or other smartphones in the globe. We knew that Apple A12 Bionic chipsets were the fastest System-on-Chip (SoC) when indeed Qualcomm, MediaTek, and other chipmakers are fighting for the title but couldn’t just get it. Apple iPhone 11 series bring Apple A13 Bionic chips onboard which have proven their caliber once again in these AnTuTu benchmarking scores that were released on Weibo recently.
Apple iPhone 11 is the successor to iPhone XR (2018) but sports the same A13 Bionic chip as the high-end OLED iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max which are successors to last year’s iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max respectively. I just got the scores and I must say these figures are impressive.
Apple iPhone 11 which goes by the moniker iPhone12,1 on AnTuTu, scores a whopping 456,655 points on AnTuTu 7 sporting iOS 13, A13 Bionic chipset with A13 GPU and 4GB RAM. Yep, iPhone 11 will bring 4GB RAM onboard and that’s what the high-end models will bring onboard too so let the 6GB RAM rumors drown in water for now.
Note that the scores between iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max aren’t that difficult although a slight difference has been registered. The iPhone 11 Pro grabs 455,452 points on AnTuTu 7 with A13 Bionic chip & A13 GPU on-board along with 4GB RAM, 256GB ROM and iOS 13 where the specifications are almost the same except the screen size difference compared to the larger iPhone 11 Pri Max which hailed a score of 462,098 points on AnTuTu 7.
If you take a close look at it, the listing under iPhone12,5 (iPhone 11 Pro Max) says that it will have a 4GB RAM and 512GB of internal storage which is its highest model which confirms that we won’t get 6GB RAM at least this year.
Overall, the AnTuTu benchmarking scores are pretty impressive as cumulatively, iPhone 11 series brings 28% higher scores compared to last year’s high-end models while the GPU has performed extrinsically too which is a pointer that iPhone 11 series is at least 28% percent faster than its predecessors. We tracked the September 10 launch event so click here to know everything that happened during the Apple Launch Event.
