The first performance test iPhone 5S ratify their powerful graphic

The new iPhone 5S is the first smartphone with 64-bit processor market and it seems that it shows. The iPhone 5 was already a fast terminal but as Apple promised in his keynote, the new model presented is up to twice as powerful as the results of the first performance test.

Although there is still enough for us to check if the user experience on the iPhone 5S is as far as it promises to its immediate predecessor, the first bechmarks focused on graphic processing terminal Cupertino announced recently are impressive.
In his presentanción, this 64-bit chip gives twice as fast as its predecessor and a power 56 times that of the first iPhone. Also supports OpenGL ES 3.0 and has a chip inside that opens M7 range of health and sports applications, as managed in a consistent and intelligent accelerometer data, compass and gyroscope.
The results have been carried out in the tool GFXBench and specifically, the first results for the iPhone 5S 2.5 HD Egypt appear. They can see and playback off the screen (do not know whether via AirPlay or through the HDMI) terminal the new Apple reaches 56 fps at 1080p, a figure which almost doubled from 29.8 fps the iPhone 5. Moreover, at the time of playback on the screen of the device itself, the differences are not as large but the latest phone from Cupertino continues to outperform its predecessor (53 fps vs 41.1 fps).

The first results of A7 64 bits, a chip that still give a lot to talk

These results demonstrate that under the seemingly same appearance, the iPhone 5s has taken a quantum leap in performance despite A7 chip integration of 64 bits, as discussed yesterday , by itself is not a marked difference to not reach 4GB of RAM.

What has made ​​Apple is ahead of the other manufacturers to make the jump, allowing you to take the lead if Qualcomm, MediaTek, NVIDIA and Samsung and others do not get batteries. Apple is already starting to move to their community of developers to adapt their apps sooner the transition from 32 to 64 bits. The first example of the ability of this architecture allows the processor could do with the final installment of the trilogy Infinity Blade showed during Tuesday's keynote. This process will take a couple of years, as happened in the computers, but Apple's goal is that when the iPhone have 4 GB of RAM will list all their artillery.