Nice review! Thanks for including 3DMark Solar Bay. We worked hard to get it out in time for the Apple keynote. :-) All the best from Finland from team UL Futuremark!
I honestly can’t say. We don’t have an iPhone 15 pro max/iPhone 15 series device, yet. I am waiting for more insight from the in-depth reviews that should pop up during the next days and weeks. I have always been the Pro Max fan, still have an iPhone 13 Pro Max, that I like a lot. :-)
This is the best type of reviews! There is no channels that do these in-depth review anymore. Instead they just say phone is nice, then some long-ass about camera, then this phone is a good buy. I support you guys ❤
@@abhinavbisht9851 Feels and experience matter. No matter how powerful the CPU is, the overall performance and user experience is the core of the product. If the CPU doesn't make the the product better, it's useless at all.
Bro, I saw this on the English channel and got exited, but now that I discovered that you have a 2 channel with more content i got a little jealous :"c
Man, i love your channel. Fell in love with it ever since i saw your video titled 'The Smartphone CPU Review You NEED to Watch!' (on your english channel) where you have showcased what i imagine is painstakingly extracted relevant data to showcase power efficiency, and touch on important topics sucu as thermals and usable sustained performance. For the life of me, i can't understand why that video didnt blow over, especially considering that pretty much all other reviewers including the most popular ones of smartphoens are just plain shit. Looking forward to more similar data driven in depth analysis / comparison videos. All the best 😊
As usual, Chinese reviewers make the best reviews videos. If you can understand Mandarin Chinese, you will be able to watch reviewers from other channels that rivals to this , or even better!
@@___Amal_it because Apple monopoly all the 3nm tsmc.. Anyway looking at the A17 pro performance is really bad maybe because the 3nm is still new and not fully optimized yet
thank you for your in depth review, very nice! seems like apple didn't really got anything from their architectural changes, so they had to unfortunately overclock the cpu to get any tangible improvements. But 3.8Ghz is a bit too high for efficiency
how do you enable the Metal Performance HUD on Genshin and Star Rail? I managed to get the developer menu to show up and the HUD works on some apps like Sky's beta, but I was not able to get it to show up on Genshin and Star Rail.
It seems they managed to gat the special edition of Genshin which shows in the iPhone 15 hands on video. In that hands on video, you can see all Genshin characters are purchased. It should be a test version for devolopers to test the new feature in A17 pro
It depends on the workload, in terms of the pure GPU it does seem like Qualcomm in more efficient, but Apple is that much more efficient in terms of the CPU as well, in Genshin it had 50% higher perf/watt than the 8 Gen 2 at the same fps.
@@utubekullanicisi That is a fair point, thanks, just got to that point in the video. Also wondering if it doesn't dim and throttle as much under gaming as prior iPhones, but maybe that's also answered later haha. I think the GPU is still where they need to focus efforts to stay ahead though minus the CPU keeping it ahead.
Very very informative...except I'm not agree with one thing : comparing iOS with Android flagships. Geekbench tests Android flagships with ArmV8 instructions. But Dimensity 9000, 9200, Snapdragon 8 Gen 1&2 are ArmV9 CPU. Considering the tests (mostly AI and pictures procession), ArmV9 instructions set should highly improve Android's results.
@@user-dh6ym5zi7b V9 adds and improves Vectors and Matrix calculations...the goal is to assist AI and DSP....what are the scenari tested in Geekbench? Mostly, encryption, image procession and AI procession. Exactly what V9 was made for! SVE2 for exemple, isn't used by Geekbench6...
