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More powerful CPU and GPU will be added to the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone Pro Max.

Apple iPhone 14 rumours are now claiming an enormous performance jump that is considerably higher than anticipated in the past. In the most recent development, it is said that the iPhone 14 Pro models would have a more potent CPU and GPU. We’ve heard enough about the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max’s larger displays, improved cameras, and fantastic features up to this point. According to the most recent iPhone 14 leak, both Pro models have demonstrated performance gains of up to +42% on the CPU and +35% on the GPU. The leaks also appear to support rumours of improved camera technology, battery life, and AnTuTu test score.

The performance information for the future iPhone 14 Pro versions was revealed on Twitter by leaker iHacktu via VNchocoTaco. According to the tweet, the iPhone 14 Pro models would have a performance jump of 35% for the GPU and 42% for the CPU. We infer that the A15 chipset included in the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro has been used as a reference, despite Hackett’s failure to specify what those percentage increases in GPU/CPU performance are in comparison to.

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A fantastic camera and improved battery life of two hours and ten minutes will also be included. The source does, however, also disclose a “intended” AnTuTu standard of 896,000 points. The Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max currently has a high score of 834,092 points on AnTuTu’s iOS-based device ranking, which is only +7.42% less than the score of the rumoured iPhone 14 Pro/iPhone 14 Pro Max.

VNchocoTaco, or ShrimpApplePro, a different source, clarified the cause of the improvement in performance. They speculate that the new improvement may be the result of Apple switching to faster LPDDR5 RAM, along with the A16’s CPU and GPU. The non-pro iPhone 14 versions are reportedly keeping the same A15 chipset that we saw in the iPhone 13 series, while only the iPhone 14 Pro models are rumoured to get this new CPU.