Supposed A12 Geekbench score suggests new iPhone to feature 4GB RAM and 10% speed boost
Tom Sykes
Posted On 02/07/2018 
Benchmarking app Geekbench has supposedly shared stats produced by an unreleased iPhone using an A12 processor, revealing that one of Apple’s three new iPhone models scheduled to launch later in the year will feature six cores, and be supported by 4 gigabytes of memory.
As discovered by Consomac (via Venture Beat), the stats show the new A12 equipped iPhone model will see very minor speed improvements over the current iPhone X. The recording service lists the new device with an “iPhone 11,2” device code, and a D321AP motherboard.
It’s unclear which of Apple’s three new iPhone’s were tested last week when the data was captured, however; the “iPhone 11,2” device identifier could potentially be the lower-priced LCD 6.1-inch iPhone. Apple could use a modified A11 Bionic chip, rather than a next-generation A12 chip, saving the new technology for the next generation iPhone X, and larger 6.5-inch iPhone X Plus.
A12 Geekbench Score | Via Consomac
