Samsung launched its new flagship series last week Galaxy S24, which goes on sale next week on January 31st. Yesterday, the results of various people entered the airwaves benchmarks of all new models and now leaked the result of the storage benchmark, in which the highest model of the series, ie Galaxy S24 Ultra, significantly beat the current most powerful iPhone, That is iPhone 15Pro Max.
Galaxy The S24 Ultra is equipped with UFS 4.0 type storage, while iPhone 15 Pro Max uses NVMe storage. The Jazz Disk Bench benchmark showed that Samsung's current top-of-the-line flagship can offer a sequential read speed of 2547,46 MB/s, while at the moment the most powerful iPhone can provide a speed of 1450,42 MB/s.
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For sequential write speed, the difference is not that big. AT Galaxy The S24 Ultra's speed is 1442,25 MB/s, while the iPhone 15 Pro Max's speed is 1257,99 MB/s. Here, the difference is only about 13%.
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According to the leaker appearing on the X social network under the name sakitech, who published the benchmark results, the Galaxy The S24 Ultra can also boast of lower latency (the lower the latency, the smaller the delay in accessing data). Very fast storage in combination with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset for Galaxy and 12 GB of operating memory from the new Ultra makes it one of the fastest currently available androidof smartphones, if not the fastest.
I got it iPhone and I'd rather have a slower entry that I "really use" than a crazy one android.
I have the same, but it's still respectable
Yes, great logic. I'd rather have a slower solution that you use... that says it all. Thinking bite
Maybe you have a bit of a mind and a shovel. Read it again, maybe it will click for you that your thoughts were completely the opposite, you still have quotation marks.