Did the Apple A17 Pro chip really fail? Digital blogger bluntly stated that the heating is very obvious!

Did the Apple A17 Pro chip fail? Digital blogger claims the heating issue is significant

【PhoneAuto News】On the early morning of September 13th, Apple officially released the iPhone 15 series. This generation of iPhone 15 series actually exceeded expectations, as Apple did not bring the “A17” chip to the iPhone 15 Pro, but instead introduced an “A17 Pro” chip. However, although it carries the “Pro” name, the performance of this year’s A-series chip seems to be unsatisfactory, with speculation of a failure.

Previously, a digital blogger complained that the new architecture of the Apple A17 Pro chip was a failure, with both power consumption and performance exploding. The new architecture and the old architecture running at the same frequency resulted in 5% higher power consumption, making it the new generation “Fire Dragon Fruit”. On September 22nd, some netizens noticed once again that a digital blogger with millions of followers stated that although he had not tested the performance in detail, the heat generation of the Apple iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max was quite obvious! In the comments section of this blogger, some netizens who seemed to have already obtained the phone agreed with the blogger’s statement, saying that it does get hot.

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The A-series chip of Apple has always been one of the reasons why many consumers buy iPhones, and some netizens even call it the most powerful smartphone chip on the market. However, the reputation seems to have changed with the A17 Pro. Previously, Li Nan, the former Senior Vice President of Meizu Technology, also stated in a post that the A17 Pro actually had no significant improvement in performance and power consumption, but it added ray tracing and doubled the neural network computing capability. However, there is currently no software available for ray tracing and large-scale model rendering (adaptation).

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