Samsung GALAXY Note 9 si iPhone XS Max I appear today in a performance test that shows us that more RAM memory is completely useless when the operating system doesn't really know what to do with it, or when the applications are bad. In the video clip below you will see a Samsung GALAXY Note 9 with 128 GB of memory, and an iPhone XS Max with 512 GB of memory, the first having 6 GB RAM, the second 4 GB RAM, the difference being 50% in favor of the phone Samsung.
Samsung GALAXY Note 9 and iPhone XS Max are tested by opening dozens of applications, most of them based on internet connections, and that's because a normal person really does that... or not. However, this tactic is not beneficial for the Samsung GALAXY Note 9, which shows that although it has a lot of RAM, it becomes useless when many applications are open, which does not happen in the case of the iPhone XS Max, although it has a lot less RAM memory.
Samsung GALAXY Note 9 vs iPhone XS Max: How to embarrass yourself with LOTS of RAM
Samsung GALAXY Note 9 wins in the first part of the test where the opening is based on internet connections, and here iOS has always been slower because of the way the applications are designed. Depending on how many tracking codes, or what checks are made in iOS compared to Android, the applications on the iPhone XS Max are more difficult to open, but the fault does not come from the phone, but from iOS, the Samsung GALAXY Note 9 winning here without right call, as we have seen before.
The Samsung GALAXY Note 9 still puts itself to shame when it comes to reopening applications in the background, reopening 4 times more applications than the iPhone XS Max, even though it has 50% more RAM memory. Until now, the iPhone X has been mocked because it has little RAM memory and is passed in the test by Android phones, but the Samsung GALAXY Note 9 is ashamed with a lot of RAM that is completely useless, because those applications open quickly, you have to reopened and the advantage is almost cancelled.
