This week, Apple launched its new iPhone 12 series, including four models: iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max. All these models use the same chipset, Apple A14 Bionic, and the same Super Retina XDR display.
This morning, the famous benchmark site AnTuTu revealed Apple’s latest iPhone models’ Benchmark scores. They found two new devices running scores (codenamed iPhone 13,2 and iPhone 13,3) in the database today. The data shows they are iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro, respectively.
In the Benchmark, the iPhone 12 has a total score of 564,899 points, in which the CPU score is 167894 points, the GPU score is 201085 points, the MEM score is 105677, and the UX score is 90243 points.
The iPhone 12 Pro has scored 572,133 points, including a CPU score of 167437, a GPU score of 196812, a MEM score of 114462, and a UX score of 93422.
After comparing the running scores, the CPU, GPU, and UX scores of both devices are not much different, within a reasonable error range, while there is a clear gap in MEM. Undoubtedly, the iPhone 12 Pro with 6GB of memory will perform better.
The iPhone 12 has 4GB RAM and 256GB storage, while the iPhone 12 Pro has 6GB RAM and 256GB storage. All models are also different only in size, screen resolution, and camera specifications.
The iPhone 12 Mini’s RAM has not been revealed yet, but it is expected to feature 4GB of RAM. It also seems that the upcoming chipsets from Samsung and Huawei may easily beat this chipset.
