Since the iPhone 12 series was delayed, the iPad Air 4 became the first device to feature the A14 chip. However, the AnTuTu benchmark scores for the iPhone 12 with the A14 chip have now been revealed.
According to AnTuTu, a device with the model number iPhone 13,4 has appeared in its database. The screen size and processor frequency of this phone are still unknown, but the screen resolution is 2688 x 1242. Given that the specifications of the iPhone 11 Pro Max remain unchanged, it is speculated that the device should be the iPhone 12 Pro Max.
This device is codenamed iPhone 13, 4 with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The total score of this device is 572333 points, the CPU score is 167527, the GPU score is 222071, the MEM score is 100808, and the UX score is 81927. Compared to the average iPhone 11 Pro Max score, the total score increased by 9.1%, the CPU score increased by 16.7%, the GPU score increased by 3.6%, the storage score increased by 21.9%, and the UX score dropped by 2.1%.
According to Apple’s official statement, the A14 processor offers a 40% increase in CPU performance and a 30% increase in GPU performance compared to the A12 processor, while the A13 processor offers a 20% increase in CPU performance and a 20% increase in GPU performance compared to the A12 processor. Compared to the A13, the A14 improves CPU performance by about 16.7% and GPU performance by about 8.3%.
Antutu pointed out that refresh rate significantly affects UX performance, but the UX performance of the iPhone 12 Pro Max is not improved compared to the iPhone 11 Pro Max, so it still has a 60Hz screen.
Based on benchmark scores, the A14 shows only marginal improvements over the A13, particularly in GPU performance. Of course, current benchmarks may not fully reflect the A14’s true capabilities, and further optimization will likely require system updates after the phone’s launch.