AIDA64: Update v6.00 brings Ryzen 3000 specific benchmarks
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sverek
I wonder if it means that developers have to utilize their software/engines for Zen2.
fantaskarsef
I like that they seemed to include a stability test for Zen2 CPUs, but I am not sure if there's a need for a vendor specific benchmark... unable to be compared to Intel, AMD's competitor.
asturur
the benchmark could measure things that intel does not have. latency between chiplets or whatever.
It does not have to be power measurement or a speed index of some sort for all the cpu.
Also consider this is pretty normal considering not all cpus have same instruction sets, avx, avx2, sse4.1 and sse4.
Astyanax
Feiry does ASM level optimizations for each cpu, so in all fairness, aida's benchmarks are only valid between the same generation of cpu's.
nevcairiel
If you want ideal performance, thats pretty much true for every CPU - especially those that change their SIMD behavior. And in the case of Zen2, they are expanding their AVX/AVX2 SIMD to operate on full 256-bit, like Intel, instead of the 128-bit engine that Zen/Zen+ had.
Alessio1989
finally, it was meaningless with todays CPUs having built-in extensions..
slyphnier
they should explain more clearly is about the benchmark imho
or probably better just say adding support for zen2
custom benchmark for specific cpu/soc will (most of time) make the score "pretty" but often not real (in-real-usage), i mean its tweaked/optimized in the way CPU work so yeah the test in "optimal-condition"
so its like only valid if we compare to other Zen 2 rather than benchmark test comparing to all available cpu
coth
Still paid for home use?
