AMD Ryzen 9 3950X review

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Performance - Content Creation

Content creation: FryRender

FryRender is a benchmarking framework for everyone, not just for 3D users; anyone out there, from hardware integrators or hardware reviewers to die-hard gamers. Since its conception, FryRender has been designed with the aim of being the most muscled engine in its category. As a result, and after several years of intense development, FryRender's core doesn't let a single CPU cycle be wasted. Its routines have been written to be cache efficient, and to take the maximum advantage possible of the new multi-threading capabilities present in modern CPU architectures. Being a highly-optimized and extremely math-intensive application (mostly in floating-point) which makes a very efficient use of the system's cache, we think that FryRender is the near perfect tool for measuring "how much brute computational power" a computer is able to deliver.

  • Fryrender utilizes a maximum of 32 threads
If you are wondering what is up with the latest FryBench results, well I mention already that it will be hard to find software that can actually support more than 32 threads. FryBench supports precisely that, 32 threads (and not anything higher). And this processor has a fast frequency available for all 16 cores.
 

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