AMD tested the waters with 3D V-Cache last generation, launching one Ryzen 5000X3D processor. This time around, AMD will have several X3D series CPUs to choose from. According to the latest reports, three Ryzen 7000X3D CPUs will launch next month, offering up to 16 cores. As reported by QuasarZone (via @harukaze5719), there will be a …
Intel already announced the Core i9-13900KS for 2023, but it seems it won't be the only Raptor Lake chip we'll get next year. According to reports, Intel will refresh the Raptor Lake lineup next year. Additionally, the same source claims that AMD’s Ryzen 7000X3D CPUs might be limited to 6- and 8-core CPUs. According to ECSM Official …
AMD Ryzen 7 5700G Cezanne benchmark find their way to the web
And it seems to be substantially faster than its predecessor. A Ryzen 7 5700G (Cezanne ) was spotted and tested, the successor of the Ryzen 4000G (Renoir) as abenchmark leaked of the 8-core APU based on Zen 3 architecture.
The listing was posted by Patrick Schur. The Ryzen 7 5700G revealed product code OPN 100-000000263-30 Y and runs upwards to 4.55 GHz on single-core and reveleals multi-core averages of 4.45 GHz. Ryzen 7 5700G is expected to be an 8-core CPU with 16 threads. The base clock speed is 3.8 GHz with a boost to 4.6 GHz. The processor has 16MB L3 cache and 4MB L2 cache. The TDP is set at 65W. It has an integrated graphics solution based on Vega architecture with 8 compute units (CUs) =512 shading processors that run at up-to 2.1 GHz.
Interesting, over in the land down under, no I mean a little higher up there, Asia, some new numbers have surfaced. This round it is the pending new Rocket Lake flagship 8-core part, the Core i9-11900K, specifically with CPU-Z benchmark numbers.
That (CPU-Z scores) makes it more interesting as such numbers can easily be compared with our own test suite. The Cypress Cove core architecture seems to produce substantial numbers, and if we can believe the leaked score, we do not know if the CPU was tweaked or had BIOS optimizations activated).
The results show the Core i9-11900K reach 695 points in the single-threaded CPU-Z benchmark, which is roughly 20% faster than Core i9-10900K; the multi-threaded benchmark shows a score of 6522 points, which is underwhelming compared to 10900K. But then again, that one has 10 cores. Videocardz spotted the leak. If the results are baseline (default settings), then the single-core turbo is impressive. However, it will be interesting to see how long