[ImNotSatan]

Just got these benchmarks on geekbench what are yours?

[iOS Gravity]

Single Core: 3527
Multi Core: 5841

[timocrates]

Everybody step up with various models.

[Tartarus]

iPhone 7 Plus 256GB Gold

[timocrates]

So, everybody's whuppin' me. How come I drew the slowest gun in the west? Can I have a genius look at it?

[Tartarus]

So, everybody's whuppin' me. How come I drew the slowest gun in the west? Can I have a genius look at it?

Press the power button till the Slide to Power Off slider appears, then press the home button until it disappears.
This will clear your cache from memory.
Then run Geekbench again.

Also, please remember this is a snapshot and only after a few benchmarks you will be able to draw conclusions, based on the average.

Second also, I have a 7 Plus, with 3GB ram en 256GB of storage. That must have a play in the score, I think.

Third also, I'm running the latest beta of iOS 10.3.2, that is definitely a factor in the score. Every iOS version has influence on how the iPhone performs.

[Ledsteplin]

So, everybody's whuppin' me. How come I drew the slowest gun in the west? Can I have a genius look at it?

You still have a good score. It's going to vary. You don't need to be concerned about anything. It's a whole lot better than what my 6s Plus would get. This was my score in Jan. 2016 when my 6s Plus was 4 months old.

[Damien_Eternal]

iPhone 7 128GB

[timocrates]

And here's a report of my 7 Antutu score as compared to a generic.

Seems my jobby falls down considerably in the UX I/O category.

[Damien_Eternal]

And here's a report of my 7 Antutu score as compared to a generic.
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...827f936075.png
Seems my jobby falls down considerably in the UX I/O category.

What storage size does your iPhone have? If it's only 32gb that will make a difference in UX I/O speed.

[timocrates]

What storage size does your iPhone have? If it's only 32gb that will make a difference in UX I/O speed.

It's 32, right. Thanks!

[timocrates]

Press the power button till the Slide to Power Off slider appears, then press the home button until it disappears.
This will clear your cache from memory.
Then run Geekbench again.

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Done just like you described, and looky here! Some difference in multicore, ey?

[Lee_Bo]

iPhone 7 Plus, 128 gig

[joemd60]

Press the power button till the Slide to Power Off slider appears, then press the home button until it disappears.
This will clear your cache from memory.
Then run Geekbench again.

Also, please remember this is a snapshot and only after a few benchmarks you will be able to draw conclusions, based on the average.

Second also, I have a 7 Plus, with 3GB ram en 256GB of storage. That must have a play in the score, I think.

Third also, I'm running the latest beta of iOS 10.3.2, that is definitely a factor in the score. Every iOS version has influence on how the iPhone performs.

You taught me a new trick, how to clear the cache. Thanks!

[Tartarus]

You taught me a new trick, how to clear the cache. Thanks!

You're welcome, but the credit goes to @Ledsteplin . That's who I learned it from.

[mfldmike]

My results

Unlocked iPhone 7 Piano Black model A1660 on AT&T 128GB Storage