Introduction to iPhone 11 Pro Max Processor

Nowadays, smart phones are becoming more and more powerful in all aspects of performance, which is inextricably linked with the improvement of processors. Whether it is Apple's latest A15, Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8Gen1, or MediaTek's Tianji 9000, they are refreshing the user experience limit over and over again. So what chip will the annual flagship iPhone 11 Pro Max use in the processor?

What chip does iPhone 11 Pro Max use? Introduction to iPhone 11 Pro Max Processor Chip

iPhone 11  Pro Max is equipped with Apple's self-developedA13 bionic processor, which is made by 7nm process.

Although the process is still 7nm, the process is more advanced. With the upgrading of the chip infrastructure, the total number of transistors has increased from 6.9 billion on A12 to 8.5 billion today. Therefore, the performance of the six core design (two cores+four small cores) has been significantly improved. The core frequency has been increased by 20% compared with A12. At the same time, the power consumption of the large core can be reduced by 40% at most and the small core can be reduced by 25% at most.

In terms of GPU, it also increased by 20% while reducing power consumption by up to 30%. In addition, it continued to improve machine learning and neural network engine (NPU). The speed of the 8-core neural network engine increased by 20% and power consumption decreased by 15%, providing strong support for dual camera/triple camera, face ID and AR type apps. In terms of machine learning, two learning accelerators were added, which can perform operations at six times the speed of the past, allowing the CPU to perform one trillion operations per second.

The above is the specific content about the iPhone 11 Pro Max processor. Both the process improvement in performance and the reduction in power consumption have enabled this phone to have a more lasting use time. I believe that users will not be disappointed.