Soldato
Impressive result, but the 12900k does not get 200 pts. Just tested it, scored 237 at stock 270 overclocked
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*** AMD "Zen 4" thread (inc AM5/APU discussion) ***
Can you imagine what it will do to your walletCan you imagine what will Zen 4-3d do to Intel? damn, Zen 4 is a beast, and userbenchmark is Intel enemy now.
I did the benchmark on a 12700k @ stock
Base clock 3.6 GHz, turbo 4.65 GHz (avg)
| Memory 84.9 1-Core 194 2-Core 368 117% 216 Pts | 4-Core 752 8-Core 1,498 138% 1,125 Pts | 64-Core 2,437 164% 2,437 Pts |
for a base clock of 4.4 and turbo avg of 4.95 that 7600x seems pretty weak imo
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That's interesting. I can believe that Zen 4 CPUs have slightly higher SC performance than a 12700K or 12900K.
But the 12th gen still retains the multithreaded crown, due to the extra 4-8 E-cores (even more with 13th gen).
The 6/8 Zen 4 CPUs look like very good value if the rumoured prices are correct, but they seem to good to be true, relative to Intel pricing.
EDIT - forgot about 20% VAT on top. Suppose that sounds about right. Hopefully there will be a cheaper 8 core '7700X' on launch. The spec looks a bit wrong, I think the 7700X will probably handle 5.1 or 5.2ghz all core, hopefully even with AVX instructions.
Not sure I believe that the 12 core CPU will cost 2x the amount of the cheaper 8 core variant...
I wouldn't be that surprised if the 16 core part ends up consuming upto 230w
, as suggested
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Will have to wait and see on pricing but I can't see AMD pricing as high as they did with zen 3 as consumers will have additional board and ram costs added in this time around.That's interesting. I can believe that Zen 4 CPUs have slightly higher SC performance than a 12700K or 12900K.
But the 12th gen still retains the multithreaded crown, due to the extra 4-8 E-cores (even more with 13th gen).
The 6/8 Zen 4 CPUs look like very good value if the rumoured prices are correct, but they seem to good to be true, relative to Intel pricing.
EDIT - forgot about 20% VAT on top. Suppose that sounds about right. Hopefully there will be a cheaper 8 core '7700X' on launch. The spec looks a bit wrong, I think the 7700X will probably handle 5.1 or 5.2ghz all core, hopefully even with AVX instructions.
Not sure I believe that the 12 core CPU will cost 2x the amount of the cheaper 8 core variant...
I wouldn't be that surprised if the 16 core part ends up consuming upto 230w
Caporegime
More here, this is the 7600X running at 4.4Ghz.
Its compared with the 5950X, i don't think the thread count matters much if anything, assuming not, it is a 32 thread CPU vs a 12 thread CPU, we should just look at it in terms of clock speeds.
In games the 5800X runs at 4.85Ghz
Not sure about the 5950X but it is higher, about 5Ghz, lets go with that.
5.0 / 4.4 = 13.6%
Average FPS: 9.5% higher than the 5950X
13.6 + 9.5 = 23.1 That's 23% higher IPC (in this case)
If the final 7600X runs at 5.2Ghz that's another 18% on top of the 9.5%, a total of +27%
I've had this link for a week, didn't really want to post it unless something similar popped up from someone else, but #### it, make of it what you will.
IMO its too far fetched!/ It would make the 7600X faster than the Ryzen 5800X3D.
www.notebookcheck.net
Its compared with the 5950X, i don't think the thread count matters much if anything, assuming not, it is a 32 thread CPU vs a 12 thread CPU, we should just look at it in terms of clock speeds.
In games the 5800X runs at 4.85Ghz
Not sure about the 5950X but it is higher, about 5Ghz, lets go with that.
5.0 / 4.4 = 13.6%
Average FPS: 9.5% higher than the 5950X
13.6 + 9.5 = 23.1 That's 23% higher IPC (in this case)
If the final 7600X runs at 5.2Ghz that's another 18% on top of the 9.5%, a total of +27%
I've had this link for a week, didn't really want to post it unless something similar popped up from someone else, but #### it, make of it what you will.
IMO its too far fetched!/ It would make the 7600X faster than the Ryzen 5800X3D.
Alleged Zen 4 AMD Ryzen 5 7600X proves to be up to 11% faster than the ultra-powerful Zen 3 Ryzen 9 5950X in Basemark
AMD is reportedly going to launch the Ryzen 7000 “Raphael” CPUs in September. Per the company, Zen 4 will bring a substantial performance increase over Zen 3. An AMD Raphael engineering sample, possibly the Ryzen 5 7600X, has been spotted on Basemark and it is speedy enough to beat the Ryzen 9...
www.notebookcheck.net
Soldato
On average I get about 4.6Ghz, SC, Stellaris or Civ6 more like 4.3Ghz.
Caporegime
I had no idea, same power envelope as me and you wouldn't be putting a higher load on the CPU than me, so while of course i take what you guy say as fact, i don't get it.
This is +50Mhz and some curve tweaking, out of the box its not much worse than this.
CPU clock 3'rd line down
This is +50Mhz and some curve tweaking, out of the box its not much worse than this.
CPU clock 3'rd line down
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userbenchmark isn't worth looking at. Wait for real comparisons
These are my stats in Sniper Elite 5
Sorry just seen you said stock, i have PBO and CO turned on
Yeah, i litterally just finnished playing and it is really hot in me room
The AM5 socket is apparently now officially supported by the AK620 cooler I bought a few weeks ago:
Support for "AM5/AM4". Nicccce.
I wonder if that means it will work with the kit I got in the box, or if I'll need an extra mounting bracket?
AK620 - DeepCool
Achieve dominant cooling and silent efficiency with the DeepCool AK620 High Performance CPU Cooler equipped with six copper heat pipes stacked with a dense dual-tower fin array and two 120 FDB fans. - DeepCool was founded with the mission of providing professional, innovative, high-performance...
uk.deepcool.com
Support for "AM5/AM4". Nicccce.
I wonder if that means it will work with the kit I got in the box, or if I'll need an extra mounting bracket?
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Don
It will work with the AM4 brackets as AM5 was designed to be backwards compatible with AM4 coolers
Soldato
If you ever feel the need, the ak620 supports a 30mm thick fan on the middle. Which means you can swap the stock fans with 2xT30 120s. That would probably make it the best performing air cooler on the planet
