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iPhone6 performance test score revealed! Since Apple released the iPhone 6 and Walletinvestor digi plusiPhone 6 Plus on September 9, 2014, these two phones have been attracting much attention. Over time, the performance of these two mobile phones has also become the focus of users' attention. So, what is the performance of iPhone 6? Next, we will explore the performance of iPhone 6 from the perspective of scoring. First of all, we need to understand what running score is. Running score, as the name implies, is to test the performance indicators of the device by running specific test programs. In recent years, this method has become more and more common, which can be used to test the performance of computers, mobile phones, tablets and other devices.Shortly after the release of iPhone 6, some institutions began to test it. Among them, Geekbench is a relatively famous test software. It can test the single-core processing power and multi-core processing power of the device. And what we are going to introduce today is the performance of iPhone 6 in the Geekbench running score test. First of all, let's take a look at the score of iPhone 6 in terms of single-core processing power. Using Geekbench software for testing, the iPhone 6 scored 1623 points. This score can be said to be quite good. For example, compared with the flagship Samsung Galaxy S5 (with a score of 949 points) at that time, the single-core processing power of the iPhone 6 was almost twice that.Next, let's take a look at the score of iPhone 6 in terms of multi-core processing power. Tested by Geekbench, the score of iPhone 6 is 2920 points. In the market at that time, this score could be ranked in the mobile phone field. For example, the flagships Huawei Mate 7 and Honor 6 at that time only scored more than 2,200 points. However, it is worth noting that scoring is just a performance test of a device. This does not fully explain the performance of a device. For example, the score of iPhone 6 is higher than that of Samsung Galaxy S5, but in actual use, the performance of the two is not much different. In addition, the running score test may not reflect the performance of a device. Because, during the test, the equipmentThe processor is in a high-load state, and it is not always in a high-load state in actual use. In addition, there will also be differences in the test results between different models and different batches. In summary, although running scores can provide us with some useful information, we can't simply judge the performance of a device by running scores. We also need to consider other factors, such as power consumption, photography, appearance, feel, etc. Only through multi-angle evaluation can we better understand the performance of a device. In a word, the performance of the iPhone 6 has been tested over the years. Although it is outdated, the running score test performance is still worthy of recognition. And if various factors in actual use are taken into account, he may not be perfect.

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