It just a C++ project I have done, went through a YouTube tutorial and then extended it.
Tutorial is here:
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AMD Zen 5 rumours
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Tutorial is here:
Caporegime
Ah, was just going to give it a go if was a simple download = run. Seems like too much effort for me.
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If you know somewhere I can upload it without creating an account, you can try the release build.Ah, was just going to give it a go if was a simple download = run. Seems like too much effort for me.
see if you can beat 60ms per frame
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its here if you want to try it: https://easyupload.io/ea6fg9
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Caporegime
Quickly ran it and saw 53-54MS. Is it purely a CPU test?If you know somewhere I can upload it without creating an account, you can try the release build.
see if you can beat 60ms per frame
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its here if you want to try it: https://easyupload.io/ea6fg9
Yes, CPU does all the work. Uses Vulkan to display the result. I get 60-62ms but am using ECO 65W. Need to add special partitioning so I can load better scenes.
If you leave it running a min, the image quality get nice, can also change the Emission Colour in the right panel, click reset or it will mix the new colour with the old.
hold left mouse down to move camera and W,S,A,D,Q,E button move (when left mouse is down).
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AMD Ryzen 9 9950X CPU tested: Zen 5 chip is 46% faster in Cinebench R24 than Ryzen 9 7950X
AMD's next-generation Zen 5-powered Ryzen 9 9950X processor: 16-core, 32-thread Zen 5 chip is 46% faster in multi-threaded Cinebench R24 benchmark.
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Caporegime
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X CPU tested: Zen 5 chip is 46% faster in Cinebench R24 than Ryzen 9 7950X
AMD's next-generation Zen 5-powered Ryzen 9 9950X processor: 16-core, 32-thread Zen 5 chip is 46% faster in multi-threaded Cinebench R24 benchmark.
That's a 46% gain... yeah right.
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Cleaely someone's just taken the 7000 series scores and added ~40% to them. If only!AMD Ryzen 9 9950X CPU tested: Zen 5 chip is 46% faster in Cinebench R24 than Ryzen 9 7950X
AMD's next-generation Zen 5-powered Ryzen 9 9950X processor: 16-core, 32-thread Zen 5 chip is 46% faster in multi-threaded Cinebench R24 benchmark.
Why not? Ryzen 1800 was in Cinebench R15 about 65% faster (single core), than FX-8350, if I recall correctly. 7700x vs 5700x is over 30% jump in single core in Cinebench R23 and about 45% in multi core. If they made some big changes to the Ryzen core again, ~45% isn't even that big of a jump, we've seen bigger in the not so distant past between generations. Seems very plausible to me, actually. The question I would have is - how much power was used by it with that performance? It's not that hard to make fast CPUs these days, it's hard to make them not guzzle down a small powerstation whilst achieving high scores.That's a 46% gain... yeah right.
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AMD Ryzen 9 9950X CPU tested: Zen 5 chip is 46% faster in Cinebench R24 than Ryzen 9 7950X
AMD's next-generation Zen 5-powered Ryzen 9 9950X processor: 16-core, 32-thread Zen 5 chip is 46% faster in multi-threaded Cinebench R24 benchmark.
41% IPC?
Anyway, after clicking through multiple links, because in 2024 "news" is when you just post a link to another news website, which posted a link to another news website and finding the actual source takes effort
And here is the original source of the performance claims, this video
The says the performance comes from 40% IPC increase and clock speed increase to 6.1ghz
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Soldato
I hope it's right because I plan on upgrading to Zen 5 but I really can't see it.
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If we see 40%+ anywhere it's going to be some specific (probably AVX-512) workload or something. Expecting 15% IPC + 5% frequency
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What instruction set does Cinebench R24 use? Cause RedGamingTech posted the bench numbers
If it's AVX512 then yeah I'd say it's probably not representative of overall performance cause it's being rumoured that Zen4 includes new advancements specifically for AVX512 and games don't really use this
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Is this was anything like real Intel would be in big trouble. Sounds like the usual, hype something up for clicks, then get more clicks slagging it off because it didn't match the hype 
As much as very rapid progress sounds nice it gets expensive very quickly. Remember the days when your PC could be outdated junk within 12 months? Not much fun unless you have a money printing press
As much as very rapid progress sounds nice it gets expensive very quickly. Remember the days when your PC could be outdated junk within 12 months? Not much fun unless you have a money printing press
It's been a persistent rumour for around a year now that ALU count of Zen5 is going up by 50% from 4 to 6 ALUs per core, so in raw performance that's a 50% increase. In reality, it could be more like the 20-30% rumoured depending on workloads, and the ones that are really ALU bottlenecked might see the full 50%. Excavator to Zen1 was a 100% increase in ALU from 2 to 4 which netted a ~40-50% increase in IPC, of course AMD might have learned a few things since then and the Zen5 architecture could be much better suited to take fuller advantage of the ALU increase than Zen1 was.
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Hoping zen 5 ipc to be 2x my 9900k as it’s definitely holding back my 6950xt at 1440p 165…
Caporegime
Do you want to have a laugh?
Final iteration of AMD's 4 ALU 8 core Zen CPU.
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That would be crazy MT performance from the 9950X in CB24. For example my 7970X gets 3644 pts. So it would 82% of the power with half the number of cores.
Better to wait for more evidence.
Better to wait for more evidence.