According to reliable source Majin Bu, Apple plans to radically redesign the cooling system for the future iPhone 17 Pro. The company will switch to a more efficient technology and abandon conventional graphite plates.
Possibility of Vapor Chamber Cooling System in iPhone 17 Pro
In the published photo, it is claimed that there is a copper vapor chamber base with microchannels. This new cooling system will be capable of cooling not only the A19 Pro processor, but also adjacent components.
The size of the cooling plate demonstrates Apple's large-scale approach to solving the overheating problem faced by engineering samples of the smartphone. According to the source, the A19 Pro shows increased heat generation not only in games but also when working with neural network functions.
Solutions to Improve Heat Dissipation
To improve heat dissipation, the company can use the camera module area as well as use an aluminum case that dissipates heat better. This would be a step that could significantly improve the thermal performance of the iPhone 17 Pro.
Is Apple Following in the Footsteps of Android?
If the rumors are confirmed, this will be a noticeable departure for Apple from traditional solutions in favor of technologies that have long been used in Android smartphones. Vapor chamber cooling systems offer better thermal management, especially when gaming and performing intensive tasks.
Pending Official Confirmation
However, there is no official confirmation from the company regarding these changes yet, which leaves the door open to various interpretations. Switching to this type of cooling system can help Apple increase its competitiveness and improve user experience.
Expected Increase in iPhone 17 Pro Performance
If implemented, the new cooling system can significantly increase the performance and stability of the iPhone 17 Pro under load. In particular, resource-intensive processes such as mobile gaming and video editing will benefit greatly from this development.
