A11x? Apple's Mysterious Device Is Exposed: New Processor Runs Even More Amazing

According to rumor, Apple will bring us three new iPhone this fall, and these three phones will probably use the power of A12. All the time, Apple's A series chips have been very powerful and have performed very well in the GeekBench running system, and what do the A12 chips do to us again this year?

Earlier, a mysterious iPhone appeared in the GeekBench running library. The page displayed the model "iPhone11,2", and running point was the biggest highlight. The page shows that the single core running score of the device is 4673 points and the multi core score is 10912 points. Compared to the iPhone 8 series and the A11 processor on the iPhone X, the A11 processor has a certain degree of improvement, but the amplitude ratio is not up from the A10 to the A11.

In addition, in the parameters we found that the device carried by this device was 6 core design like A11, but the highest primary frequency increased from 2.39Ghz to 2.49Ghz, which may be the main reason for the fraction promotion. In addition, this device has 4GB RAM, runs iOS 12 system, and submitted the test time in June 27th.

Obviously, this device is not any iPhone that we know, because the highest frequency of A11 is only 2.39Ghz. So, this is a new iPhone that hasn't been released yet, and testers are testing it. Is this processor A11X or A12?

Xiaolei (WeChat: leitech) thinks that this processor should be A11X instead of A12. If it is A12, according to the past practice of Apple drying performance, plus the addition of 7 nanometer new technology, the promotion will be very huge. So this processor should be an overclocked version of A11, that is, A11X.

If this is A11X, why use it on iPhone? One conjecture is that this device is actually a new iPad product, but GeekBench recognizes it wrongly and thinks it is iPhone. If this is the case, then it can also be said.

If this device is really new iPhone, then it is estimated that it can only use the cheap version of LCD screen iPhone. This cheap version of iPhone may use this super frequency version of the A11 chip, reducing the cost by using the previous chip and opening the gap between the high-end products and the high-end products.