*** AMD "Zen 4" thread (inc AM5/APU discussion) ***

[humbug]

5.4Ghz, 40.5K points, AIO, 87c, 226 watts.

Sampson`s Cinebench - R23 Multi Core with BenchMate score: 40498 cb with a Ryzen 9 7950X

The Ryzen 9 7950X @ 5400.8MHzscores getScoreFormatted in the Cinebench - R23 Multi Core with BenchMate benchmark. Sampsonranks #92 worldwide and #60 in the hardware class. Find out more at HWBOT.

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I doubt 6Ghz all core is possible on an AIO, that not to say it wont do more than 5.4, just not 6Ghz.

They did one at 6.45Ghz with 1.52v, and another at 6.7Ghz, don't know the volts for that, they scored over 50K with that one. Both LN2.

50K is near 2X a stock 5950X.

 

[cliffy]

mid 5.5ghz if i remember and around 36-38k points in r23, upper 80's temp wise

40498 points in R23, 240 AIO @ 87 degrees, clocks 5.4Ghz

D'oh @humbug beat me to it

 

[wookiee87]

40498 points in R23, 240 AIO @ 87 degrees, clocks 5.4Ghz

D'oh @humbug beat me to it

ah dont worry its all good

 

[WingZero30]

5.4Ghz, 40.5K points, AIO, 87c, 226 watts.

Sampson`s Cinebench - R23 Multi Core with BenchMate score: 40498 cb with a Ryzen 9 7950X

The Ryzen 9 7950X @ 5400.8MHzscores getScoreFormatted in the Cinebench - R23 Multi Core with BenchMate benchmark. Sampsonranks #92 worldwide and #60 in the hardware class. Find out more at HWBOT.

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I doubt 6Ghz all core is possible on an AIO, that not to say it wont do more than 5.4, just not 6Ghz.

They did one at 6.45Ghz with 1.52v, and another at 6.7Ghz, don't know the volts for that, they scored over 50K with that one. Both LN2.

50K is near 2X a stock 5950X.

40498 points in R23, 240 AIO @ 87 degrees, clocks 5.4Ghz

D'oh @humbug beat me to it

This is might impressive!!

Just for reference:

My i9-7980XE @4.7, water cooled@90-95C+ does 27295 points, 680Watts!!

7950X @5.4GHz: 179points/W
7980XE @4.7GHz: 40 points/W

Just goes to show the impressive efficiency of 7950X even though both cpus are not directly comparable frequency wise.
Only 5 years ago my 7980XE was considered the top desktop cpu and now sadly it is so easily beaten by today's mainstream top cpus

 

[humbug]

It is nuts when you look at it like that, Moore's Law Isn't dead yet.

 

[Bencher]

AMD Ryzen 7950X/7900X/7700X/7600X stock Cinebench scores leaked - VideoCardz.com

AMD Ryzen 7000 tested in Cinebench Just a day before official review coverage, we were given final scores for Cinebench benchmarks (and much more). This post is a little teaser of what will be shared tomorrow by reviewers from around the world. AMD Ryzen 7000 Desktop CPU Series, Source: AMD...

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Stock CBR numbers. Pretty terrible honestly. I mean we already knew 7600 / 7700x would be a complete mess, but i expected the 7900x to do way better. Only the 7950x is decent here

 

[Journey]

Yeah 25% single core increase since last gen is terrible.

 

[LtMatt]

My favourite game is Cinebench.

 

[Bencher]

Yeah 25% single core increase since last gen is terrible.

It's not competing with zen 3, it's competing with raptorlake. Stop having double standards and see it for what it is. Rocketlake had 20% single core increase in like 10 months compared to 2 years that it took for zen 4. Did you consider rocketlake a great generation?

 

[Bencher]

My favourite game is Cinebench.

Yeah, not anymore. It was till amd started losing right?

 

[Journey]

My favourite game is Cinebench.

It's not just about games though, CPU's are used for work more then games across the globe. But yes, in this forum it's more of a willy waving contest.

 

[Journey]

Rocketlake had 20% single core increase

You got the end of the sentence wrong, it was since 9th Gen, so 3 years earlier. 20% in three years not 10 months, you don't just go back to the previously released product they went backwards in IPC, 11th slower then 10th, and 10th a fraction faster than 9th. So yeah...

 

[LtMatt]

Yeah, not anymore. It was till amd started losing right?

The industry should be using proper benchmarks that actually represent real world performance. Sound familiar?

 

[Bencher]

You got the end of the sentence wrong, it was since 9th Gen, so 3 years earlier. 20% in three years not 10 months, you don't just go back to the previously released product they went backwards in IPC, 11th slower then 10th, and 10th a fraction faster than 9th. So yeah...

What? You are comparing to the previous generation, and so am I. Rocketlake was absolute crap and the st performance had nothing to do with it. Suddenly, amd is getting annihilated in MT performance, so it doesn't matter anymore, it's all about ST. Holy cow

 

[Bencher]

The industry should be using proper benchmarks that actually represent real world performance. Sound familiar?

You don't think CB represents real world MT performance?

 

[humbug]

You're using extreme language @Bencher 13000'th Gen is not going to be 80% faster than that.

My favourite game is Cinebench.

It will be when you get yours

 

[Bencher]

You're using extreme language @Bencher 13000'th Gen is not going to be 80% faster than that.



It will be when you get yours

Im pretty confident the 13600k will be more than 60-70% faster compared to the 7600x. That's more extreme than the language im using. In fact, the 13600k will be closer to the 7900x than it is to the 7600x or the 7700x. That's absolutely insane, amd dropped the ball hard

 

[humbug]

Im pretty confident the 13600k will be more than 60-70% faster compared to the 7600x. That's more extreme than the language im using. In fact, the 13600k will be closer to the 7900x than it is to the 7600x or the 7700x. That's absolutely insane, amd dropped the ball hard

Its really not.

 

[wookiee87]

Im pretty confident the 13600k will be more than 60-70% faster compared to 13600k. That's more extreme than the language im using

will you he happy with the 40-50% extra powerr the 13th gen will pull, dunno about you but the way bills are i'd always take power efficacy over straight performance, zen 4 looks pretty good in all honesty, not far behind 13th gen and somethimes in the leaks on par or just ahead, reviews tomorrow will tell the story

 

[Bencher]

will you he happy with the 40-50% extra powerr the 13th gen will pull, dunno about you but the way bills are i'd always take power efficacy over straight performance, zen 4 looks pretty good in all honesty, not far behind 13th gen and somethimes in the leaks on par or just ahead, reviews tomorrow will tell the story

Im pretty confident the 13600k will be more efficient than the 7600x and probably than the 7700x, so im not really sure what you are talking about. Especially at ISO wattage, they won't even be close in the low - mid range, intel will fly past amd both in performance and efficiency.