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Leaked iPhone 11 Benchmarks Look Disturbingly Low

Leaked iPhone 11 Benchmarks Look Disturbingly Low

Posted on September 3, 2019 By Jarvis

Multi-core performance remains the same as previous generation.

If they’re real, leaked Geekbench scores don’t look great for the new Apple iPhone 11, even though Apple would retain a very slight advantage over Android phones.

The iPhone 11 is the alleged successor of the iPhone XR, which is the best iPhone you can get for the money right now. Listed by its internal name — iPhone12,1 — the benchmarks seem legit, although like they could have been doctored. The scores are 5,415 for single-core and 11,294 for multi-core.
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