Benchmark score shows that Apple's new iPad Air has 4GB of RAMThe A14 proves that RAM only plays one part in a larger picture.
What you need to know
Apple's upcoming iPad Air features 4GB of RAM.
The exact amount was identified in a new Geekbench 5 score.
This marks a 1GB jump over the previous generation of iPad Air.
Over the weekend, it was reported that Apple new A14 chip posted impressive performance boosts over the previous generation. The new benchmarks showed that the new iPad Air 4, which has yet to be released, will be at least forty percent faster than its predecessor.
As you can see from the shared Geekbench scores, the 'iPad 13,2', Apple's brand new iPad Air 4 sporting an A14 chip, clocked a single-core score of 1583, and a multi-core score of 4198. In and of themselves, benchmarks are quite arbitrary, and usually not a focus of Apple's marketing. However, these results are extremely important for two reasons.
Firstly, this confirms Apple's own indications that the new iPad Air 4 is 40% faster than the previous model. ...
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Benchmark score shows that Apple's new iPad Air has 4GB of RAM
