Also on 6th gen fortnight is limited to low 30 fps while 7th is able to play on high 60 fpsHi, I noticed that while playing call of duty on ipad 6 highest available graphics was ”high” but on ipad 7 there is option of “very high“. ipad 6 have 2 gb of RAM while ipad 7 have 3 GB. So can than extra ram be the reason of that?
Hi, I noticed that while playing call of duty on ipad 6 highest available graphics was ”high” but on ipad 7 there is option of “very high“. ipad 6 have 2 gb of RAM while ipad 7 have 3 GB. So can than extra ram be the reason of that?
Interesting. I wouldn't have expected that due to RAM alone.Also on 6th gen fortnight is limited to low 30 fps while 7th is able to play on high 60 fps
Interesting. I wouldn't have expected that due to RAM alone.
Well, in that case it's a bit of a different situation. iPhone 6 is very RAM starved. iPad mini 4's 2 GB RAM is not ideal, but I would have thought 2 GB would have been OK if it was just that one app alone.I can see it being possible. Sort of like the reason why you can play Fortnite on the mini 4 but not on iPhone 6
RAM will certainly have a bearing on texture quality, I'm guessing that's the primary difference between the two settings?Interesting. I wouldn't have expected that due to RAM alone.
How is the comparative performance between the two iPads in COD on high? How is the performance on iPad 7 at very high?
How is the comparative performance between the two iPads in Fortnite on low? How is the performance on iPad 7 at 60 fps?
Yeah probably but I wouldn't have guessed ahead of time that 2 GB would have been such a hard limit. Still, it does make sense for high vs. very high. But for 30 fps vs 60 fps? I didn't think it would take much more RAM.RAM will certainly have a bearing on texture quality, I'm guessing that's the primary difference between the two settings?
Welcome,, also I checked in PUBG settings are same, but the difference in fortnight is unbelievable: low 30 vs high 60 p.s. even you can enabale that setting I don't think it will run smoothly.Yeah probably but I wouldn't have guessed ahead of time that 2 GB would have been such a hard limit. Still, it does make sense for high vs. very high. But for 30 fps vs 60 fps? I didn't think it would take much more RAM.
All the more reason to have 3 GB RAM in 2019.
Thanks for posting that @Nshstephan.
Wow, quite the difference! Spectacular!Welcome,, also I checked in PUBG settings are same, but the difference in fortnight is unbelievable: low 30 vs high 60 p.s. even you can enabale that setting I don't think it will run smoothly.
Anybody knows how more RAM can affect FPS count?Wow, quite the difference! Spectacular!![]()
It doesn't have to keep re-rendering or reloading the same stuff over and over freeing the GPU or memory bandwidth for other stuff.Anybody knows how more RAM can affect FPS count?