XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone   
   From: frankie@nospam.usa   
      
   On 2/10/2023, Jolly Roger wrote:   
      
   >> The only way Apple can lower the heat output is to lower performance.   
   >   
   > Wrong. It is quite typical for bugs to cause excessive resource usage   
   > which lowers performance, and fixing those bugs results in an increase   
   > in performance as resources are then free to be used more efficiently.   
      
   Maybe you don't remember how Apple "fixed" the problem the last time Apple   
   had to go back and test their iPhone under real world use conditions.   
      
   Apple "fixed" that by throttling to about a quarter of the speed in some   
   cases, half in others, three quarters in others, but always throttled.   
      
   The iPhone never speeds up after Apple has to come up with "the fix."   
   There is no chance that the overheating iPhones will not be slowed down.   
      
   As a result of the inevitable slowdown that will happen because Apple   
   didn't test these overheating iPhones, all current benchmarks are wrong.   
      
   Apple should put a moratorium on sales of the overheating iPhones until the   
   "fixes" are implemented & new benchmarks are produced after the slowdown.   
      
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