The new iPad Air is managed by 4 GB of RAM

When Apple left the iPad Air range, following the launch of the second generation in 2016, nothing could make us think that it planned to bring the name back a few years later. It was in 2019 when from Cupertino They recovered this name to launch a more powerful model and with fewer frames than the entry iPad.

On September 15, Apple presented the fourth generation of the iPad Air, a fourth generation that has already passed through Geekbench which allows us to know what is the amount of RAM that accompanies the A14 processor: 4 GB of RAM, which is 1GB more RAM than the previous generation and 2GB more than the iPad Air 2.

The new 4th generation iPad Air accompanied by the A14 processor offers impressive and much more powerful performance compared to the previous generation, as well as being the first to integrate Touch ID into the power button.

According to Geekbench data, The new iPad Air offers performance with a single core of 1583 points and 4198 with multiple cores , a substantial improvement compared to the third generation, whose performance with one core was 1112 and 2832 with multiple cores, device managed by the A12 Bionic processor.

The A14 processor represents a significant advance in terms of performance and efficiency as Apple's first processor built in 5 nanometers. The reduction in the size of the nodes results in chips with higher power and lower energy consumption.

It is expected that this same processor will be the one found inside the first Macs with an ARM processor, although they probably use a variant dubbed the A14X. Regarding the release date, at the moment we still do not know, but everything seems to indicate that will reach the market with the new iPhone 12as you don't want to have its full power inspected before the launch of the new iPhone range.