AMD Ryzen 7 3700X & Ryzen 9 3900X review - Performance - 3DMark Time Spy CPU

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 07/09/2019 08:12 AM [

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3DMark Time Spy CPU score

3DMark focuses on the two areas most critical to gaming performance: the CPU and the GPU. With the emergence of multi-package and multi-core configurations on both the CPU and GPU side, the performance scale of these areas has widened, and the visual and game-play effects made possible by these configurations are accordingly wide-ranging.

The default Time Spy CPU test does not scale beyond processors with 10 or more threads.

This makes covering the entire spectrum of 3D gaming a difficult task. It's multi-core and multi-threading aware. Yet limited. However if a processor has faster turbo bins on these 10 cores, that's where it'll shine.

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