The A17 Pro is a pro in name but apparently only a derivative in reality.
are finally official. The chip is based on the 3nm manufacturing process, which makes it the most exciting iPhone chip in recent memory. 3nm is the biggest manufacturing technique jump since 2020's 5nm process which was used for the A14 Bionic. But, performance-wise, the A17 Pro doesn't appear to be that big of an improvement over theRevegnus
This indicates that the A17 Pro is based on the same architecture as the A16, though that by no means means that no changes have been made. They just don't seem particularly impressive when you consider the fact that this is Apple's first 3nm chip and are mostly limited to cache optimization, clock upgrades, and GPU changes.
Apple said that the chip is 10 percent faster than the A16 and did not say anything at all about efficiency improvements, except that it's the most efficient CPU, which implies that efficiency gains aren't worth mentioning.suggest that the chip is 16 percent faster than the A17 Pro when it comes to single-core performance and 13 percent faster in multi-core performance.
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