Soldato
I'd personally wait for this new update, should be with us pretty soon, Likely within the next 2 weeks.
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Ryzen 7000 and 9000 see massive gains from Windows 11 24H2. Mostly.
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I'd personally wait for this new update, should be with us pretty soon, Likely within the next 2 weeks.
Indeed, but I would have thought AMD would know if their chips were not performing correctly and if their results were not tallying with reviewers'.
Arrow Lake is DOA.
It had a slim hope of catching up to 7800X3D in games, now inexistant. And then 9800X3D will deliver the killing blow
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Bjeebus....
I saw that thread on reddit, the Cinebench scores in 23H2 suggest there was already something wrong with that guys install, or perhaps background tasks were killing his 1T result. Fortnite increase looks nice, though.
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Caporegime
I may regret saying this but i think it will.
The 7800X3D in clocks is based on the 7700, 9700X is 5% faster here, if 24H2 gives it another 3% over 7000 series, that will put it 8% faster.
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Caporegime
It's very odd that such a huge performance hit has gone unnoticed for generations of AMD CPUs.
It changes the CPU landscape significantly, can't wait to see how things stack up now across Zen 3/4/5 vs Intel.
It changes the CPU landscape significantly, can't wait to see how things stack up now across Zen 3/4/5 vs Intel.
It was noticed, AMD did not have the market share to push MS to do the work. Its the same for most commercial software, updates bring risk so don't do it unless you need to.
It does show some good increases even on an Intel platform, on a few that I have tested.
If I use the GoW5 as an example using 1080P Ultra preset as per HUB:
23H2
24H2
That's a 15.3% uplift in the average FPS but more impressively that's a 24.6% uplift in the lows.
FC6 from A/B testing also had a 5% uplift
GB6
24H2
23H2
GB also shows some small improvements, so it seems a positive update.
If I use the GoW5 as an example using 1080P Ultra preset as per HUB:
23H2
24H2
That's a 15.3% uplift in the average FPS but more impressively that's a 24.6% uplift in the lows.
FC6 from A/B testing also had a 5% uplift
GB6
24H2
ASUS System Product Name - Geekbench
Benchmark results for an ASUS System Product Name with an Intel Core i9-14900KS processor.
browser.geekbench.com
23H2
ASUS System Product Name - Geekbench
Benchmark results for an ASUS System Product Name with an Intel Core i9-14900KS processor.
browser.geekbench.com
GB also shows some small improvements, so it seems a positive update.
Not only that it's a random poster on reddit so exact numbers are questionable, have people forgotten what's gone on the past few weeks with marketing/hype.
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Soldato
This reminds me of when Nvidia released the driver that suddenly gave the 780ti a huge increase around the time Witcher 3 came out.
Can't complain at a free performance increase once the update goes live.
Can't complain at a free performance increase once the update goes live.
Fingers crossed but unlikely. MS wants everyone to go over to windows 11.
Soldato
Yeah for GPU's I find it amazing that devs suddenly find all this extra performance just lying around and then release a GPU driver to enable it. Donning my tin foil hat, I think vendors purposefully leave performance in the tank just incase they need it for competition "Look how good our drivers are" etc....
Soldato
The Intel cutbacks include not paying M$ anymore
Ahhh yes the good old marketing development fund.The Intel cutbacks include not paying M$ anymore
along with the 'contra revenue (bribes) fund'
Oddly, a few known people who dive deep into drivers, OC etc. claim on X they see ZERO (or very close to it) difference between 23H2 and 24H2 on various Ryzen CPUs in games. Seems they mostly use AMD GPUs, so some peeps theorise this is influencing NVIDIA GPUs more than AMD ones. Still, odd that some people see huge difference, some see close to 0 difference. It might as well turn out this is very dependant on a specific combination of hardware and AMD's scoring could be actually accurate with their very specific lab config. Curious to see how this evolves. 
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Soldato
Pat Gelsinger likely coping hard right now
Guy on reddit with a full AMD setup, 7800X3D+7900XTX, Results further up, Saw a lot of good results from the new windows update.
Guy on reddit with a full AMD setup, 7800X3D+7900XTX, Results further up, Saw a lot of good results from the new windows update.
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