New generation 3 nm processor used in iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max models A17 Pro, off the agenda with high temperature problems wasn’t falling.
iPhone 15 Pro And 15 Pro Max in the heart of the models A17 Pro, It offers high performance, but it has a negative side, As is frequently mentioned, it is high temperature. According to the tests, the body of the phone heats up in a short time when it is under load. Users say that the phone gets hot even when browsing in Safari, that is, even in normal use. It is also stated that the temperature during the charging process is quite high. There has been no statement from Apple on this annoying issue so far, but this evening the expected official post was made. Apple announced that they are aware of the problem and will eliminate the heating problem with a software update. The company said exactly the following on this subject: “iPhone is better than expected We’ve identified a few conditions that could cause it to run hotter. During the first few days after setting up or restoring the device, the device may feel warmer due to increased background activity. Moreover We found a bug affecting some users in iOS 17 And This bug will be fixed with a software update. Another problem is related to some updates that cause third-party applications to overload the system. We are working on fixes together with the developers of these applications. “The heating problem has nothing to do with the titanium body.” It is known that especially Instagram makes phones very hot.
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A news article was recently published on the subject The Wall Street Journal People familiar with the design of the iPhone reveal what is behind the overheating problem. He claimed that there were design flaws centered on the iPhone 15 Pro. Here the newly designed motherboard via SIM slot (Logic Board, as Apple calls it) is found guilty, as well as the new generation in the 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max titanium It is claimed that the case also has a negative effect on overheating. According to sources, the material is comparable to the stainless steel used in iPhone 14 Pros. less mass to absorb heat (Titanium is a low density element) in possession.
Famous Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo had previously spoken on this subject and stated the following: “My research shows that the overheating issues of the iPhone 15 Pro series have nothing to do with TSMC’s advanced 3nm manufacturing process. What is most likely causing the issue are key compromises in the thermal cooling system, such as reducing the heat dissipation area in the thermal cooling system to achieve a lighter phone, and the use of a titanium frame, which negatively impacts thermal efficiency. Apple is expected to solve this problem with software updates, but unless Apple reduces processor performance, improvements in this regard may be very limited. “If Apple does not properly address and resolve this issue, it may negatively impact shipments of the iPhone 15 Pro series.”