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Cinebench R23 Results for AMD Ryzen 9 7950X Leak
A post on Baidu, which has since been taken down, showed a Cinebench R23 picture of AMD's recently announced Ryzen 9 7950X CPU being put through its paces.
The picture has since been taken down. However, @harukaze5719 shared the Cinebench R23 performance of the upcoming CPU. The CPU is stated to have been cooled by air, so it's likely that with better cooling, we'll see even higher benchmark scores, so take these figures with a grain of salt just to be safe.
The Ryzen 9 7950X is listing back at 2205 points in the single score test, which is almost the same as what Cinebench R23 leaks suggest for Intel's future Core i9-13900K CPU, but a tiny bit slower. The multi-core score cannot match Intel's Core i9-13900K due to the lower total number of cores. If early benchmark leaks from both sides are any indication, the business appears to have increased overall performance compared to the 5000-series, but it might not be enough to claim a sheer win this time.
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#6047596 Posted on: 09/03/2022 12:02 AM
That score doesn't seem right
It's 1 thread vs 32 threads, and even if all-core frequency is significantly lower than single-core, the MP ratio should be closer to 16 or more, not lower.
Various results of 5950x put the multiplayer at 15.7 to 16.5.
I sincerely doubt the new CPU loses so much in multi-core efficiency, especially with the massively increased TDP.
Tbh I expect 18+ multiplayer ratio for this CPU in final release samples that use the full TDP allowance, which would put multiplayer score close to 40k
That score doesn't seem right
It's 1 thread vs 32 threads, and even if all-core frequency is significantly lower than single-core, the MP ratio should be closer to 16 or more, not lower.
Various results of 5950x put the multiplayer at 15.7 to 16.5.
I sincerely doubt the new CPU loses so much in multi-core efficiency, especially with the massively increased TDP.
Tbh I expect 18+ multiplayer ratio for this CPU in final release samples that use the full TDP allowance, which would put multiplayer score close to 40k
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#6047633 Posted on: 09/03/2022 06:16 AM
As a gamer i would just wait for the 7800X3D and that will also give the new AM5 platform time to mature. Better faster ram 6 months down the line.
X670 Extreme for the overclockers and X670 if you don't, both are equal chipsets at least.
If you need the cores Ryzen 9 7950X looks pretty good option.
As a gamer i would just wait for the 7800X3D and that will also give the new AM5 platform time to mature. Better faster ram 6 months down the line.
X670 Extreme for the overclockers and X670 if you don't, both are equal chipsets at least.
If you need the cores Ryzen 9 7950X looks pretty good option.
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Logically 9 7950X should be cheaper than i9-13900K if it has less cores and thus less multicore performance. Of course we don't know the real numbers before the official reviews, but AMD would, in my opinion, price the CPU incorrectly if it ends up losing in multicore but still carries the same price. People seriously running this kind of CPU regularly fully taxed, for long periods of time would be doing it for business, so technically the power cost difference is not necessarily an issue. I fear the platform prices won't be that different (expensive for both).