These are the typical data that Tim Cook does not like to offer us during Keynote, which end up causing a lot of interest as the days go by. It already happened to us with the iPhone 6s, the phenomenon of RAM, and although with 2GB the iPhone seems to be overflowing, with 1GB it was beginning to fall short. In Cupertino they have wanted to continue expanding, and it is that According to the latest analysis, the iPhone 7 Plus would be offering a RAM of up to 3GB. This makes sense, especially if we think that the iPhone 7 Plus is perhaps designed for a more professional environment.
In previous editions we have not found a difference in RAM between the major and small version of the iPhone, but Apple has seen fit to do it with the iPhone 7. Or perhaps the normal iPhone 7 if it also includes 3 GB of RAM, it is something that we still do not know for sure, although many media discard. The reason cannot be solely due to the resolution, although iPhone 7 offers HD resolution and iPhone 7 Plus FullHD resolutionIt is true that you will not need 1GB more to run the operating system. However, Apple made no mention of the Plus device's performance in Keynote, and it is clear that a device with 3GB of RAM is going to perform better in some respects than a 2GB one. This data that we see in the header image comes from Geekbench on an iPhone 7 Plus.
In short, the debate about how much RAM needs an iOS device is reopened, because if there was always talk of how well iOS manages RAMToday we have to talk that the Plus model has 3GB, only 1GB less than models like the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, so perhaps users of an iPhone that has only 1GB of RAM should tremble, as is the case iPhone 6, especially considering that even the iPhone SE has 2GB of RAM.
My 3GS with 256MB and how the damned throws !!