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Geekbench results for Raven Ridge 2500U
Probably the one entity where most results leak from Geekbench, and guess what. Raven Ridge Geekbench scores have just surfaced. It invokes the AMD Ryzen 5 2500U with Radeon Vega Graphics @ 2.00 GHz 1 processor, 4 cores and 8 threads.
Earlier on Ryzen 7 2700U also already was spotted, but the more mainstream Ryzen 5 2500U APU certainly manages to impress. The Ryzen 5 2500U will make use of a AMD Radeon Vega 8 based mobile graphics architecture. The new APUs are expected to arrive late this year or more likely, in Q1 2018 with a CES announcement. This will be the AMD Ryzen 2000 series of APUsincluding Ryzen Mobile APUs.
| AMD Mandolin | |
|---|---|
| Operating System | Microsoft Windows 10 Pro (64-bit) |
| Model | AMD Mandolin |
| Processor | AMD Ryzen 5 2500U with Radeon Vega Graphics @ 2.00 GHz 1 processor, 4 cores, 8 threads |
| Processor ID | AuthenticAMD Family 23 Model 17 Stepping 0 |
| Processor Codename | Raven Ridge |
| Processor Package | |
| L1 Instruction Cache | 32 KB x 4 |
| L1 Data Cache | 64 KB x 4 |
| L2 Cache | 512 KB x 4 |
| L3 Cache | 4096 KB |
| Motherboard | AMD Mandolin |
| Northbridge | AMD Ryzen SOC 00 |
| Southbridge | AMD Carrizo FCH 51 |
| BIOS | Insyde Corp. 1000EPreS3046_P08226 |
| Memory | 7848 MB 300MHz |
Thanks to heffeque for the spot.
Raven Ridge 2500U
https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/3989399
https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/3989399
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#5471988 Posted on: 09/14/2017 02:04 PM
Those scores don't look that bad to me. Compares well against a Intel Core i5-6360U also at 2GHz (better in the multi of course) https://browser.geekbench.com/processors/1772
Those scores don't look that bad to me. Compares well against a Intel Core i5-6360U also at 2GHz (better in the multi of course) https://browser.geekbench.com/processors/1772
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#5472007 Posted on: 09/14/2017 02:49 PM
Looks a bit lacklustre at the moment hopefully they can get things going a bit quicker before release.
I was kinda hoping they'd integrate HBM into the chip and go after the NUC market.
You do know this is a mobile chip with 8 threads, right? Considering it's called a Ryzen 5, that leads me to believe AMD intends to release something more powerful. Right now the closest competitor to the 2500U would be the i7-8650U. The Geekbench scores for that are 4432, 11963 (single, multi respectively). Though the 8650U has a 1.9 base clock, a configurable TDP clock of 2.1GHz, and a whopping turbo of 4.2GHz. Even if the heatsink on the tested platform is crap, having more than double the frequency for even just one or two seconds could make the difference for such a significant score improvement.
I'd say the 2500U seems to be pretty decent so far.
Looks a bit lacklustre at the moment hopefully they can get things going a bit quicker before release.
I was kinda hoping they'd integrate HBM into the chip and go after the NUC market.
You do know this is a mobile chip with 8 threads, right? Considering it's called a Ryzen 5, that leads me to believe AMD intends to release something more powerful. Right now the closest competitor to the 2500U would be the i7-8650U. The Geekbench scores for that are 4432, 11963 (single, multi respectively). Though the 8650U has a 1.9 base clock, a configurable TDP clock of 2.1GHz, and a whopping turbo of 4.2GHz. Even if the heatsink on the tested platform is crap, having more than double the frequency for even just one or two seconds could make the difference for such a significant score improvement.
I'd say the 2500U seems to be pretty decent so far.
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#5472010 Posted on: 09/14/2017 02:56 PM
Not bad
, my old FM1 llano htpc platform needs an update and this look like it will be the replacement , x370 mini itx here i come ...
Not bad
, my old FM1 llano htpc platform needs an update and this look like it will be the replacement , x370 mini itx here i come ...
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#5472085 Posted on: 09/14/2017 06:05 PM
Very interested to see a laptop based on zen apu.
Very interested to see a laptop based on zen apu.
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#5472093 Posted on: 09/14/2017 06:25 PM
I really really wanted Raven Ridge to be available for winter solstice vacations and not Q1.
Glad to see great results though.
I really really wanted Raven Ridge to be available for winter solstice vacations and not Q1.
Glad to see great results though.
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#5472119 Posted on: 09/14/2017 07:07 PM
Man that's a low clocked rate for the cpu cores. I'm interested in seeing gpu performance of the APU cores.
Man that's a low clocked rate for the cpu cores. I'm interested in seeing gpu performance of the APU cores.
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#5472121 Posted on: 09/14/2017 07:12 PM
For a mobile CPU, 2GHz is a reasonable base clock. I'm guessing the XFR speeds will be higher.
Man that's a low clocked rate for the cpu cores. I'm interested in seeing gpu performance of the APU cores.
For a mobile CPU, 2GHz is a reasonable base clock. I'm guessing the XFR speeds will be higher.
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#5472169 Posted on: 09/14/2017 09:45 PM
You do know this is a mobile chip with 8 threads, right? Considering it's called a Ryzen 5, that leads me to believe AMD intends to release something more powerful. Right now the closest competitor to the 2500U would be the i7-8650U. The Geekbench scores for that are 4432, 11963 (single, multi respectively). Though the 8650U has a 1.9 base clock, a configurable TDP clock of 2.1GHz, and a whopping turbo of 4.2GHz. Even if the heatsink on the tested platform is crap, having more than double the frequency for even just one or two seconds could make the difference for such a significant score improvement.
I'd say the 2500U seems to be pretty decent so far.
Okay, I assumed it was a desktop chip.
You do know this is a mobile chip with 8 threads, right? Considering it's called a Ryzen 5, that leads me to believe AMD intends to release something more powerful. Right now the closest competitor to the 2500U would be the i7-8650U. The Geekbench scores for that are 4432, 11963 (single, multi respectively). Though the 8650U has a 1.9 base clock, a configurable TDP clock of 2.1GHz, and a whopping turbo of 4.2GHz. Even if the heatsink on the tested platform is crap, having more than double the frequency for even just one or two seconds could make the difference for such a significant score improvement.
I'd say the 2500U seems to be pretty decent so far.
Okay, I assumed it was a desktop chip.
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#5472172 Posted on: 09/14/2017 09:58 PM
I'll wait for some real benchmark numbers - I never trust Geekbench.
I'll wait for some real benchmark numbers - I never trust Geekbench.
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#5472203 Posted on: 09/15/2017 02:15 AM
Looks a bit lacklustre at the moment hopefully they can get things going a bit quicker before release.
Um, 4 cores, 8 threads, at 2.0Ghz.
What exactly is "lackluster" in the performance coming from that?
That's right, nothing.
Looks a bit lacklustre at the moment hopefully they can get things going a bit quicker before release.
Um, 4 cores, 8 threads, at 2.0Ghz.
What exactly is "lackluster" in the performance coming from that?
That's right, nothing.
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#5472224 Posted on: 09/15/2017 06:51 AM
It is OK performance. Should be noted, that Geekbench is not able to read actual clock in most cases.
Looking at ST vs MT, ST score is either with clock boost or MT without. With geekbench 1st few results are just shots in the dark. One needs dozens to properly understand what to expect from chip.
Anyway, I am more interested in those 11CU in Vega GPU. And apparently I expect them to tick ~1,2GHz. I expect double graphical performance than Carrizo delivered.
It is OK performance. Should be noted, that Geekbench is not able to read actual clock in most cases.
Looking at ST vs MT, ST score is either with clock boost or MT without. With geekbench 1st few results are just shots in the dark. One needs dozens to properly understand what to expect from chip.
Anyway, I am more interested in those 11CU in Vega GPU. And apparently I expect them to tick ~1,2GHz. I expect double graphical performance than Carrizo delivered.
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#5472283 Posted on: 09/15/2017 12:12 PM
With 8mb L3 cache and 3.0 GHz the Raven Ridge will be better.
But for laptops could be enough this low specs,but not for long run.
With 8mb L3 cache and 3.0 GHz the Raven Ridge will be better.
But for laptops could be enough this low specs,but not for long run.
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#5472316 Posted on: 09/15/2017 02:04 PM
People check for BIOS updates, new AGESA on the air 1.0.0.6b (saw on MSI website on some Motherboards)
People check for BIOS updates, new AGESA on the air 1.0.0.6b (saw on MSI website on some Motherboards)
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#5472317 Posted on: 09/15/2017 02:09 PM
I have a Biostar board - I'll be lucky if I get another update by the time AM4 APUs are released.
People check for BIOS updates, new AGESA on the air 1.0.0.6b (saw on MSI website on some Motherboards)
I have a Biostar board - I'll be lucky if I get another update by the time AM4 APUs are released.
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Looks a bit lacklustre at the moment hopefully they can get things going a bit quicker before release.
I was kinda hoping they'd integrate HBM into the chip and go after the NUC market.