Antutu.
I think you're all forgetting, that when you hard reset your device you should wait a while before re-running your benchmarks to let the system optimise and settle.
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BEWARE! iOS 14.5.1 is Throttling!
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I think you're all forgetting, that when you hard reset your device you should wait a while before re-running your benchmarks to let the system optimise and settle.
I updated before I saw this thread. My 11 is noticeably slower. I restarted and none of my widgets would display information.
Edit: it takes a good 2 to 3 mins for my widgets to "come online" for information. What the frig apple? I thought you were supposed to be the company of stability.
Edit: it takes a good 2 to 3 mins for my widgets to "come online" for information. What the frig apple? I thought you were supposed to be the company of stability.
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Do you use Touch ID? I’ve noticed that after a cold boot I need to wait a little bit like until my cellular connects until I first punch in the passcode. If I punch in the passcode too quick the phone lags like crazy until I lock then unlock the phone then it’s fine and back up to full speed. It’s weird. I checked cpu dasher x and the phone is literally running at 400mhz if I type my passcode in too fast after the first boot. But then shoots back up after I lock and unlock the phone and it’s fine until the next reboot.
I don't see how this isn't being reported on tech sites. They were basically telling everyone they needed to update for the security patches.
It does not seem to make a difference in my case. This issue for me has just started with 14.5.1, was this an issue before? I do use Touch ID but I have not noticed that being as issue before. Just triple checked it and still extremely slow, even after waiting for it to connect to 4G and WiFi before putting in my passcode.
good thing this is only my backup phone or I would be in a bad spot. Feeling quite bad for the other people who are use it full time. It’s still a great phone before this update.Does it at least return to full speed after a lock and unlock? Or just stays slow the whole time?It does not seem to make a difference in my case. This issue for me has just started with 14.5.1, was this an issue before? I do use Touch ID but I have not noticed that being as issue before. Just triple checked it and still extremely slow, even after waiting for it to connect to 4G and WiFi before putting in my passcode.
It’s very very laggy for the first several minutes after booting and then returns to a usable state. Not back to how it was before the update though. I am sure it will get sorted next update, I hope so anyway.
Why does all of my iPhone start getting hot after being 2 years old? When they are new they never get hot doing basic tasks and then 1.5-2 years old they start getting hot and the battery life sucks. I’ve had this on a 5, 6S and now a Xs. Sounds like a software update to sell more phones.
I don't remember thinking it was slow on any of the later 14.5 betas. I'm on 14.6 now. Looks good.
See his attached screenshots. The 2nd one (after hard reset) he claims is "normal," so we can deduce that these were the numbers he was seeing pre-update and the 1st screenshot are the numbers he was getting after the update (but before doing a hard reset).
I guess it comes down to how you use your phone. If you're a basic user who just uses it to be a phone, check emails, social media and things like that, you'll probably never know the difference. If you play games on it, then of course you'll know. For me, I don't do anything that pushes the phone.
Has anyone reported to Apple yet? Of course, havent heard of it. Maybe see if they actually trouble shoot.
Weird. Mine is exactly the same as before the update unless I unlock the phone too fast with my passcode after a cold boot and then processor is stuck at 400mhz and phone is choppy and laggy indefinitely until a lock and unlock. After the unlock its back up to 2.3ghz like normal until the next cold boot. Weird bug.
Yep, something not right here.
12 Pro Max.
it’s on 14.6 although I would guess that includes the fixes/bugs from 14.5.1 as well?
Result after reboot and all other apps closed.
as I’m on the beta I’ve logged a feedback report for it.
12 Pro Max.
it’s on 14.6 although I would guess that includes the fixes/bugs from 14.5.1 as well?
Result after reboot and all other apps closed.
as I’m on the beta I’ve logged a feedback report for it.
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I've had some throttling but the biggest bug is calls dropping to 4G. Tried all the fixes but still doing it.
Everybody reporting speeds after a reboot, listen. You need to wait at least 15 minutes to let the reboot process finish and optimise. I tested directly after the update and got a halved multicore score. I rebooted again, let it sit for 15 mins and tested again and my results were higher than before the update.
Have you done more testing with repeated reboots to see if this 15 minute rule sticks?
I rebooted my phone a couple days after the 14.5.1 update and ran GB5 yesterday (a day after reboot) with horrible scores. I actually rebooted in the first place because my phone felt sluggish.
Regardless, the fact that we sometimes get halved performance depending on if we get lucky or not (or some other factors) means that something is wrong with the update.