We all know very well that the problem of performance loss always appears in smartphones over the years.
However, two years later, it seems it gets slower.
Did iOS get heavier?
Or is it just the wrong impression?
In fact, the tech giant Apple actually slows down the processors of iPhones over time.
The subject caught the attention on Reddit last week.
The result: the Geekbench benchmark score has almost doubled.
With the new battery, the program went on to show 2526 and 4456 points, respectively.
But was not it an isolated case?
In the case of the iPhone 6s, everything seems normal in iOS 10.2.0.
The tech giant Apple has not yet officially commented on the case.
Primate Labs says that the problem feels like widespread and worsens according to the age of the rig.
The reason is that as the battery wears out, the voltage supplied by the component becomes smaller.
So the solution was to limit the consumption (and hence the performance) of the chip.
So, what do you think about this?
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