OnePlus 6 6GB RAM vs 8GB RAM - Speed Test!

[@josephnevin]

So basically, the only reason to get the 8 gig variant is for the added storage and not really for the extra ram.

[@TechThusiast]

I also did a comparison with scores kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYqkYWmCpsmSibs

[@pranavdixit6157]

Precisely, the 8GB is kind of a marketing gimmick as Android doesn't even support 8GB ram yet

[@eliransabak1447]

Pranav Dixit gonna buy the 8gb ram silk white today. the extra gb is FOR THE FUTURE!

[@VINAYCONNECTS]

Whats the use of extra RAM if its reloading again just like 6GB RAM variant... I guess we shud buy a fone only for its internal memory..RAM management is useless if its working same.

[@innteku]

For me its the opposite reason..

[@i-amMK]

OnePlus 6 won! Wow, I did not expect))

[@woutervandenbroeke785]

Михаил Киселев ?

[@CrAzYGAMINGWOLF]

Which one plus 6 The 6GB or 8GB?

[@mithunweerasingha993]

Oops . I didnt see any other kind phone

[@exclusive.channel]

lollool

[@florin58]

So many bright people here ...."i didn't see any other phone" ....sarcasm was too fast for you to notice it?

[@DrAverok]

6/8 gb ram doesen't increase the speed of the device...the ram capacity increase background active apps on the long time usage. Btw is the stg capacity the big difference that influence your choice. The 6 gb ram have the only 64 gb storage. Today smartphones record 4k videos and 16+ mp photos. This means you have 5+ megabyte for each photo and like 1 gb 4k video for 2 mints of video length. Have only 64 gb for apps, media, camera and have no way to add extra stg with micro sd..make you to choose the 128 gb with 8 gb ram as the best buy. This is my opinion.

[@Frankflexxxx]

Alberto Conti... Your comment helped me alot when it comes to me choosing which Note 9 I want. Thanks bro.

[@apurvbarot3706]

thank you sir...

[@apurvbarot3706]

thank you sir...

[@mengyuen9827]

But note 9 has expandable storage

[@SlowedEcstasy]

its 128gb idiot

[@amontes28]

Add pubg mobile to your speed test!

[@abdoulwahiddantanin2490]

amontes28 yasss

[@abhishekbhadauria7083]

Hell yeah

[@TheP_DSPTractor]

NOPE.

[@impulsedguy6557]

Yeah

[@StealthyG42]

amontes28 Viva John Terry Viva John Terry he could've won the cup but he fucked it up Viva John Terry 😂😂😂😂😂

[@aamarali6212]

And we r innnnnnnnn .....

[@mtejawakwanza7911]

this killed me

[@joshiharsh1943]

@@mtejawakwanza7911 RIP

[@delhivines7804]

Next years 8GB vs 12GB test much awaited :)

[@rajchheda6947]

8gb vs 10gb**

[@dariodellamico2823]

Mah , i think the next year we will see snap850 16gb of RAM 1tb of storage and Android 9

[@Im_DevN]

Nah 16gb is the only possible successor

[@RanjitKumar-pr2eq]

No by end of year 2019 we might be testing 14gb

[@nestey22]

My pc has less RAM than one plus 6 so XD

[@ramqashou1002]

Probably just your hand isn't precise enough cuz both are ridiculously close

[@bobbyhaney3534]

I'm curious to know the battery difference from the two. Powering more RAM drains the battery. Speed...there shouldn't be hardly any difference. RAM management...yes there will be a slight difference but in this case none whatsoever! I'm glad I chose the 6GB variant.

[@braveheart1320]

I'm sure most people chose the 8GB for the increased storage, whether it's 128 or 256, due to the lack of expandable storage. The 8GB of RAM is likely for future proofing and a bit of marketing for the people who really don't understand RAM.

[@filipvarga14]

Hey man, please if you have Antutu Benchmark could you go in My Device and tell how much RAM do you have available :D

[@visualsofisa]

I'm def going for the 6GB variant now!

[@bobbyhaney3534]

Filip Varga where I'm at now with the current usage, I have about 2GB of RAM free. That's with about 30 different apps running in the background while the test was run. Again, I absolutely love this phone. Also, the battery performance is amazing. With the workload I typically put on it everyday, I can get a day and a half on a full battery.

[@victorl5402]

Def gonna get the 6gb variant since I don't use much storage anyway. 32gb of storage is actually too much lol, so 64gb is pretty good. I'll use the $40 or $50 saved to get a protection plan or help my gaming addiction.

[@creativeyou2416]

Type 1+ in calculater of the phone and press equal ,, and see the magic (works only in 1+ phone s )

[@araffaelegmw]

I got the oneplus 6 with 6gb ram 64gb storage. It has plenty space for most people, is blazing fast and I have cash to spare 😎💰👍

[@paynplayplay3785]

I got the Oneplus 6 with 8GB and 256GB Storage as I might be doing vlogging on my channel and gaming and downloading videos from youtube offline!

[@prafulpatil8835]

adriano raffaele tell me how many storage u get when phone is new ?

[@araffaelegmw]

Praful Patil 53.01 GB is free for use. It's alot of storage left for the user to use how they wish. 😉👍

[@prafulpatil8835]

adriano raffaele Thanks buddy ☺ ☺

[@masterofdisaster3128]

PaynPlay play Just for your interest...Even if you're vlogging, gaming and downloading videos from KZbin, even 64 GB are enough. You probably won't host all of your videos of the past on the phone - that would be dumb cause of possible data loss when something's happening to the phone.

[@vishnureddy1819]

Thank you so much for this comparison.

[@PCtechamras]

Thanks for this vid, helped me out a lot :)

[@helyx6888]

Watching On OnePlus 6. who else is also watching on OP6?

[@phoenixyt5421]

2:07 literally just opened the app earlier

[@ralphprince7234]

A good e sample of performance. Thank you. I see now that I really don't need to spring for the extra cash just to buy a number. No real appreciable speed difference.

[@sight7085]

I feel like you should just get the 6gb because you wouldn't open so many apps anyways

[@bobbrown8661]

Try opening 20 tabs with web content in chrome if you wanna put that RAM to the test.

[@I_Love_Global_Warming]

Seriously? A "speed test"? You're either not the brightest bulb or are intentionally misleading whomever would look to you for valid information. With no apps running in the background and then even with all of the simple apps/tasks you open the extra RAM won't come into play. Tell ya what, open Spotify and download 500 songs while watching a HD KZbin video, surfing the web, and playing a game. THATS when you will see a "speed" difference which is still an idiotic statement.

[@sumitcena3936]

So bro tht means 8 gb is better

[@sheryarhk]

i like how he gives himself directions

[@vassell86]

Why would people think extra RAM increases speed? It will only allow more apps running at the same time.

[@mithunweerasingha993]

Nice video and voice . Keep going . Good luck

[@srijalshakya680]

The 8 gig version is just a waste of money

[@christianespina5433]

Because their are no application created that required that huge ram on smartphone devices even tho you play a high end games or editing tools basically 4gb of ram is already enough and having a 6gb of ram is already a huge for a user and every 2-3 year most of user change there phone because of trend or because it was popular .if you will buy a 8gb of ram means you are not changing your phone for 5 more years

[@kevin-qc7zv]

@@christianespina5433 4gb of ram isn't enough if your a mobile gamer like me. I need at least 6

[@adityaupadhyay7]

Both are same 6 gb and 8 gb so buying one plus 6 6 gb variant is good

[@NMalteC]

I come from a Google Nexus 6P with 3GB RAM and I think I can safely say that RAM matters.

[@codmott286]

Really good thorough analysis

[@leonidasfrtos7576]

And we are innnnnnn

[@nirjitcheema9770]

HOW MUCH VAM DO U NEED TO RUN THE MINECRAFT SERVER 😂😂😂

[@Hexlattice]

Ha! The calculator... 1+6 I see what you did there

[@chrgeorgeson]

RAM isn't designed to make you run faster unless you're struggling on loading more applications and your RAM is already filled up. More RAM gives you the ability to have more apps running without slow down. The differences in speed was more about the CPU dye and silicon manufacturing process. You can have 2 exact CPUs and they will perform near identical but still have some differences in speed... Nothing really noticeable.

[@masterofdisaster3128]

Faster RAM writes the data faster in the RAM storage. That's why app startings can slow down caused by slow RAM.

[@chrgeorgeson]

UltraLike huh? Ram storage? RAM by design is volatile meaning it's not in storage. I mean if you are talking about. RAM frequency I can understand being different between each model then sure but I'm pretty sure they are the same.

[@themagicman1863]

Another nice video bro 🙂👌🏻👌🏻

[@bikashsatapathy-3999]

Sir please do the speed test between one plus 6 vs I phone 8+

[@Naprake]

Kind of stupid question but what case for the 8gb are u using?

[@Naprake]

Thx

[@eu2145]

Nini Bra isn’t that the official oneplus case in karbon?

[@Catalina._]

Funny how some people who know nothing about phones only look at the biggest RAM capacity when buying a phone when the actual purpose of RAM is for keeping Apps in the background, not for increasing performance...

[@1970Sudhanshu]

I Am Little bit confused ..Pl help me out in geeting out of this 6GB/8Gb etc...As mine problem is that presently i am using samsung j7 Prime from last one year..But Now It starts hanging when ever i need to search contact from my Contacts..it takes time of 30 sec to 1or even 1.5 mins some time , secondly when ever i use whatsaapp and want to attach pic or wana see any contact thru search option it again takes tooo much of time.. Kindly Sugest me Such ph which is appropriate for my use. as i use To syncrnize my contacts with Gmail and i ahd an database of 15 thousand contacts...which i need 2ndly in Whatsaap i had an database of around 8 thousand contacts.. rest all regular aaps are their in my ph. so pl suggest which one is best for me to get reid from all such hangings...

[@yes_senpai8880]

Looks like the 8GB variant was the right choice since Oxygen OS just introduced Smart Boost Mode; allowing for that extra RAM to be utilized at cold app startups. Approx 20% faster launch up of cold apps. Edit: For those curious... it stores frequently launched or heavy cold app (an app that is not loaded into RAM yet) data into RAM even when not executed. Normally, you’d have to launch an app manually or at start up. When it comes to manually launching apps, the data is stored on flash or an SD card, handled by the processor and loaded onto RAM for active execution and standby of the app when multitasking. Allowing for much, much faster performance when actively using the app and switching back to the app. Normally more RAM just means you can have more running/stand by processes running at the same time. So you can switch between them quickly. Once your RAM fills up, the OS sends an pkill to the kernel to end some programs and free up RAM as you need it. Of course, 8GB of RAM means you can have less apps being killed as you launch up more and more. But with this new feature, it sounds like it’ll store important app startup data either at OS startup or randomly at some point after boot. Meaning some apps will launch faster. This shouldn’t effect the resume times though. But it’s sick that OnePlus is actually utilizing the extra capacity. Hopefully they allow for manual control of what can be stored in RAM for this new feature.

[@WaiGee_]

the increase of ram doesnt make the phone faster per se, it just means it needs to reload fewer things so you can tab out of more apps and when you re-open them you wont have to load it, its just there ready to go. Few people really need 8GB of ram, i'd say only for video editing and photo editing and/or you want the extra 64gb of space. Otherwise you can skip it and get the 6gb/64 version

[@WaiGee_]

Footnote: I forgot to mention that the OnePlus 6 has a split screen mode, what im guessing is that the extra ram should allow for a smoother experience in split screen. How much it matters if it even matters is beyond me because i dont own two copies of the phone to test it.

[@revioli8160]

*"and we are iiiinnnn"* that always destroy me 😂😂😂

[@rajchheda6947]

So basically if more storage is not your priority you should save some bucks and go for the 6 gig variant

[@Rsb2021]

Nice video very helpful to choose between 6 and 8.

[@ronakshah6386]

Both are equally same, it depend on our finger tap time.

[@Umairbaig923]

Excellent test , I Wish there could be internet speed test as well ...

[@dakshchuchra892]

Thz bro it helps me a lot

[@Smzxe]

Food 🍴🍕🍔 job man And we are innnnnnnn!!!!

[@TheP_DSPTractor]

Good job*

[@TheP_DSPTractor]

0:40 I WANT THAT BLACK COMET THAT YOU HAVE ON YOUR OLD 2017 VIDEOS, NOW!!!!

[@ExtremelySkilledGamer]

How about a speed test between the IPhone X running IOS 12 and the Pixel 2 with Android P?

[@StefanGenov7]

I love your videos is so intense and so good

[@sahilchhogala6456]

Such a flagship legendary Oneplus 6 😍 it

[@soulsnatcher5408]

There's literally slim to no difference at all so you're paying more for 8 gigabytes of RAM the 6gb which costs less is just as fast.

[@namdude0373]

I would have loved to see how much ram each phone was using

[@deepyadav4654]

How much screen time it gives in full battery? Does it gives one day battery life??

[@vandipranthan6248]

Which is good

[@gurpreetkondal1687]

Do a water freeze test between oneplus 6 and s9+

[@seshukagga4024]

So usage of ram means opening and closing apps in ur country 😂😅😂

[@tioadiph]

Does the 8gb version has better performance in gaming? For multitasking i think they are pretty similar and i would go for the 6gb to save more money, but i dont know when you actually playing a heavy games

[@123mosiang]

Well I guess if it's not being utilized till the limit or threshold, never we going to see any big differences on both the variant. Might comes handy for those who does load up pile of background apps and don't want them reload when surf back.

[@KellicTiger]

There is no practical difference between 6GB and 8GB. If OP made a 4GB version there would be. But ultimately more RAM keeps your phone running more efficiently without needing to close down apps. Yes yes I know Google says you shouldn't need to do this but since day one on Android (I had a G1 the day it came out.) that has NOT been the case. The only other reason to get 8GB is to future proof the thing as much as possible as the newer the OS the more likely it is that it will eat a larger footprint of RAM for the OS. With Project Trebble its likely the lifespan of a supported handset will be longer as OEM's don't need to dick with Qualcomm's drivers. Google's HAL handles all of that. But ultimately CPU and the SOC's overall bus speed is what is going to give you performance, not RAM.

[@irishRocker1]

This still applies for the & pro but now there is also a 8gb vs 12gb ram options. Please do that test haha I'm kidding. i would like to see that test, but i would buy the 8gb regardless

[@kevindedhia7716]

The right comparison will be 6gb RAM 128gb vs 8gb ram 128gb...RAM isnt only about speed..its also about not letting ur phone slow down when storage is almost full...

[@Durasno]

It doesnt exist any 6Gb ram 128Gb storage OnePlus 6

[@kevindedhia7716]

Durasno i know but if such model existed then comparison would have been possible

[@masterofdisaster3128]

RAM doesn't do anything with the normal storage. It's not right that it's about not letting your phone slow down when storage is almost full!

[@pushkarajdesai893]

and we are IIIIIIIINNN :-) haha really like that

[@Sweet_by_default84]

How about multiple tasks at the same time like picture in picture and navigation at the same time... I do that a lot and i can tell is a very good test.

[@LoneBeastYT]

Not enough apps to test...this can be less than 6gb ram required apps and thus open apps at a same rate...add more games like pubg mobile and fortnite beta version Once you see the apps need more ram than 6 that's the where the difference comes

[@wolfviking9063]

You do know that RAM does not determine how fast the device is right? Speed of the device mostly depends on the chipset.

[@bri_oni]

this test is mostly pointless, because all its doing is testing the cpu. if you want to compare speeds you need to do it after you've been using it for a while without powering it off. the extra 2gb isn't going to help anything when both have just been turned on. The 8gb is mostly pointless unless you're gaming, since you can just clear your ram or restart your phone

[@masterofdisaster3128]

You clearly don't know how RAM management works. It DOES affect the speed. If you have more RAM more apps in the background can be still opened. Gaming on a phone doesn't use that much RAM - Gaming doesn't even affect so much RAM in any way!

[@zaerrius6939]

I NEED HELP! which phone should I get op6 or op6t??!!!?

[@ernestaskuznecovas6831]

Hello Timmers EM1 If possible, can you review Huawei P20 Pro 6GB RAM vs 8GB RAM speed test comparison! Lots of us, who wants to buy this beast, will be glad to see this camparison.

[@senadmusic57]

The difference isnt one loading faster over the other. It's human error. You pressed one quicker therefore it loaded quicker. How don't you know that?

[@zun_g7838]

Thanks for you informattion bro

[@joebrackenborough1051]

I think you should of opened 10 games 20 apps or something like that. You need to use over 6gb and then you will see 8gb version not reloading as much being quicker or maybe not if 1+ limit the number of apps you can load? The difference in loading speed is probably when you pressed each one.

[@filipvarga14]

Joe Brackenborough well if'd done this, mine OnePlus 6 6gb version would reload after Angry Birds 2.

[@arpitgupta5371]

Startup time will be same, because of fact that " 6 and 8 GB ram is far more than it required"

[@mateuszwisniewski4550]

Super test!

[@Rez-N-8]

Your test is flawed. Just measuring app opening speed doesn't prove that one phone is faster. More memory allow for more apps to stay open at the same time without reloading.

[@JHunt6352]

The thing you said may work between 6gb vs 12gb. But you won't see big differences between 6gb vs 8gb. Even though human error in this test, there won't be any significant error which would change the result of the test..

[@urpaps]

Those who want to keep thos phone for atleat 3 years cgoose the 8gb ram variant cause in the future it would help u a lot more compared to the other. In this video there were not that much of apps if u actually have 30 to 40 apps then see the magic of 8gb ram i do this everyday with my 1+6 i use it in programming and its clear.

[@victorl5402]

Naman Hax that's you though, average users (I'd say 80-90%) don't have to worry about it, and 6gb ismore than enough for many years to come.

[@victorl5402]

Otherwise, most people will have a few apps open at a time, and never even see the full 6gb come into play. For the average user, 6gb is a clear winner as it has no speed difference, unless someone wants more storage.

[@urpaps]

Victor L yeah

[@poppiskern]

Hey Wil you do a giveaway anytime soon!?

[@z1montv513]

Can you guys help me? What phone should I buy? Poco 6/128gb or blackshark 6/64?

[@v_stands_for_value124]

Ram adds no more Speed but the rom speed on the 128gb can be higher

[@pafcio235]

darkmatter.99 Both are UFS 2.1

[@v_stands_for_value124]

The iphone x 64gb is slower than the 256, the storage speed is higher on the bigger one

[@TechThusiast]

I also did a comparison with scores kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYqkYWmCpsmSibs

[@innteku]

ROM is not the storage (solid drive). It is Read Only Memory an on it is nothing but the elemental software such as Bios which is there to lauch an operating system (android). It is very small and only for reading not for writing

[@UnknownEAFCPlayer]

It's not a fair comparison. 6gb has shiny mirror black and the 8gb has carbon.

[@fkr9864]

ok this just convinced me not to priorities RAM so much because their pretty much similar not a major difference in speed...thanks...next phone i buy 6gb RAM is good enough plus I'll save more money that way

[@DanielBarne]

So you test the RAM capabilities by opening single apps one at a time....use apps that are RAM intensive and will actually be using the RAM in the background. Simply opening apps does not test the RAM. Actively using apps whilst intensive programmes run in the background will test this. What you did wouldn't have pushed the 6GB never mind the 8GB sonthe test was a waste of time

[@dhan_boro]

"I am rich: Ultimate black"

[@actiontomar]

Love you bro

[@user-xq4bg6ly9u]

Great idea

[@migrantbird8839]

Thank you very much now i can buy OnePlus 6 with 6gb of ram and 128 gb storage with a Conscience relieved

[@sanyamsidana6822]

Migrant Bird One plus 6 is not available with 6gb of ram and 128 GB of storage It is available with 64gb of storage and 64gb of ram

[@migrantbird8839]

Sanyam Sidana rishav shrestha get lost as... Ho....

[@shubhansusingh6340]

Migrant Bird duh why 128 GB mate buy 64 GB it's enough from a full day user

[@migrantbird8839]

bunny i have oneplus 3t 64 gb storage it's not enough for me :(

[@masterofdisaster3128]

Why isn't it enough for you ;(

[@yatin883]

OnePlus 6t just launched with 6gb - 128gb storage option!

[@addos99]

128Gb* - 256Gb* of storage, RAM and storage isn't the same thing

[@yatinawaal6682]

@@addos99 ya I know. 6gb ram 128 GB storage, it's pretty obvious from my comment.

[@althafali9744]

Only take higher ram only the rom is also high. Otherwise don't waste money on 2 gb ram. With good OS and processor 2 gb ram difference is not even a slight difference

[@juansantacruz5506]

The only reason I'd buy the 8 gb of ram version is because the silk white and the red both have 8 gb of ram

[@lgmarquez5469]

The added ram would help in the long run but not alot tho

[@JbtheBoss1892]

I don't understand this dumb comparison between the two variants. You see the difference only when you are utilizing the first 6GB ram. Without any apps running in the background, without downloading hundreds of apps that is set to start on bootup, this comparison doesn't make any sense

[@TamezTech]

Speed test RAM on phones, makes a start up comparison...

[@CliffhangerProduction]

The 6gb model has slightly slower opening apps if you look closely

[@SuperSweetToffee]

Consider the storage you need.

[@azimshaikh1036]

Mujhe poco F1 ka 6 GB ram vs 8 GB ram ka speed test dekhna hai pls

[@karimaniks6182]

Just buy the oneplus 6 with the 6 gb of ram. Its cheaper and almost the same. You can buy headphones with the money if you buy the 6 gb of ram because you won't get them if you buy the op6.

[@evangelioncyberpunk4848]

Casi no hay diferencia van super fast los 2

[@shubhankarmunshi5523]

My 6gb ram version cannot hold more than 10 apps wtf

[@fynn7745]

same :(

[@JHunt6352]

In a phone, why do you need to open 10 apps at the same time??

[@MioToorres]

Thanks

[@blackbeard1559]

What if both have same rams and they just programmed there higher model to show 8gb ram

[@ramansrivatsa60]

plz do pocophone 6gb vs 8gb

[@raavananV]

Thanks mate. I'm confused to buy either 6gb or 8gb variant of op6, I'm clear to buy now.

[@somamukherjee6266]

VJ Auto Tech what you buyin?

[@raavananV]

The Crack Ninja 6gb variant is more than enough ..

[@somamukherjee6266]

VJ Auto Tech 64 gb storage wala?

[@crossjoy3068]

U all who watching this... RAM only provide space for apps to working....it will get slower when RAM is almost full. Processor the only one that change the speed of performance.

[@alanx2008]

Actually you'll get the ram for free if you opt for more storage whereas it was my major issue to have space