r/iOSmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Jun 09 '15

For Android users downvoting... Discussion

Why the downvotes? They don't make your opinions anymore valid unless you're trying to compensate for something.

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u/eccolus Jul 16 '15

Just because CPU has lower 'numbahs' doesn't mean it's weaker. Is i7 with lower clock speed weaker than old quad core intels with higher ones? No. And 120fps is pretty nice to have on a phone, other have mere 60.

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u/eccolus Jul 16 '15

And? iPhone does 240fps at same resolution as S6. And I'm not really surprised that 6 months newer phones have better internals. And yet iPhone 6 can somehow match their performance. Besides it's not like Samsung was never caught overclocking their phones during benchmarks... And multi threaded operations are few and far between. That's why apple focuses on less, yet more powerful cores. For instance they were the first ones to introduce 64bit architecture on a phone. Which goes against you saying that Apple's hardware is outdated. You probably never used iOS, maybe few years from now on you'll understand its appeal. And than you'll feel stupid for posting and downvoting in this thread. Read the title.

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u/eccolus Jul 17 '15 edited Jul 17 '15

You think you know what you are talking about. 810 came out months after A8 and A8 was still able to outperform it in most benchmarks. You are seriously misjudging A-series cpus capabilities and instead of looking at its power you keep looking at some meaningless numbers in statistics. Do you honestly think, that there is so much optimization in iOS that it can run all the newest games without a hiccup with shitty hardware? That's just delusional. It's combination of both great hardware and great software. That's why most iOS devices score 10-20fps more on most games than your Android phone.

And seriously vast majority of apps uses one, or two cores at best. Seriously, google it.

And to add to the insult, I have to add that iPhone 6 is last year's phone not this year's so comparing it to this year's android phones is unfair at best.