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Hail The Brain Slug
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Looks like the ES clocked at 5650? I'll run this on my stock 7950X and see where it clocks.
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Awesome, please convey my thanks to ES user! So its one point from the M3 top score at 5.65GHz. Very nice. Do you know if he had to finagle anything to get here / this is with boost 'up to' 5.7GHz?
Looks like max clock recorded was 5.65GHz in HWinfo. That means its possible we'll see another 50-100MHz for retail, possibly topping the M3 score. Very nice.
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He wanted to see stock boost/fmax for this ES i guess (?)R24 ST it is, if it looks like he can get it close to 5.7/what should be stock boost. If it doesnt look like he'll be able to do it, I'd rather not give that kind of bait to the trolls. In that case I'll take a max tuned MT run.
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I asked for 5.7 ST to see what retail will bring. Igor said that may not be possible with this ES, but they would try. So its unclear if retail will behave this way, but it seems like max freq should at least touch 5.7 just through the process of booting into Windows on retail, which was not the case with ES. Whether or not retail will reach a tiny bit higher and average 5.7-5.75 during this test is unknown, but this is close enough to reasonably expect at least this score on all properly cooled 9950X retail CPUs.
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Idk... what's the stock Fmax for the 7950X ? In other words, what's its core effective clock under the ST workload?
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Hail The Brain Slug
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With EXPO off in a fully stock config mine would not exceed 5.65 GHz. I enabled EXPO (no PBO) and it's hitting 5.7GHz
No idea why EXPO changed it. Unless maybe the membw was constricting it. I know it's more memory sensitive than previous cinebench.
The rate at wich the score increase as he increase power, we ll know more once Computerbase do their review since they ll make tests at 45, 65, 88 and 142W like they did for the 7950X.
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AMD's Zen 5 chips pack in 8.315 billion transistors per compute die, a 28% increase in density
Something it did not do earlier.
28% is incredible.
That's like a full node shrink worth of density gain.
Physical Design magic?
AMD's Zen 5 chips pack in 8.315 billion transistors per compute die, a 28% increase in density
Something it did not do earlier.www.tomshardware.com
28% is incredible.
That's like a full node shrink worth of density gain.
Physical Design magic?
The core grew significantly but they were able to shrink the L3 to compensate. How they were able to do so is unknown right now.
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Hard to know if the difference was membw or clocks.
Stock/JEDEC: 120
6400/2133 EXPO tuned: 126
Can't tell you why it's behaving this way. My only thought is maybe it's not boosting higher since it's bound by the slower memory config somehow. The performance difference is certainly a lot larger than a 50MHz clock/effective clock difference.
Note that the figure of 8.315 B transistors is not from a public statement from AMD, but something which Hardwareluxx wrote they had heard unofficially.
The ST perf gain of the ES seems to be in line with the average IPC % uplift of Zen 5.
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Still no word about that "ladder" cache, huh? I guess we'll just have to wait for either the launch date to get more info, or worst-case Hot Chips in August.
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X outperforms Core i9-14900KS by 12% with unlimited power settings - VideoCardz.com
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X at 160W matches Core i9-14900KS at 253W Comparison from AnandTech leaker. Courtesy of PCGamesN/TechPowerUP There’s another leak featuring a non-official sample of the Ryzen 9 9950X. AMD has partially lifted the embargo on architectural details, but the company has yet to allow...
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O M G !!!
The lies! They never end!
Oh, the unbearable agony of going through all the screenshots! I hope he didn't end up in hospital. Real journalism is so hard these days!
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Unlikely, because HWInfo has reported CCLK limit of 5650 mhz in cbr24 st.
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Then the 5900XTNo offense to 5950X owners but that's so ancient now
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lol your post have been feeding so many of these sites I hope they are cutting you a cheque or some stock optionsAMD Ryzen 9 9950X outperforms Core i9-14900KS by 12% with unlimited power settings - VideoCardz.com
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X at 160W matches Core i9-14900KS at 253W Comparison from AnandTech leaker. Courtesy of PCGamesN/TechPowerUP There’s another leak featuring a non-official sample of the Ryzen 9 9950X. AMD has partially lifted the embargo on architectural details, but the company has yet to allow...
O M G !!!
The lies! They never end!
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Oh, the unbearable agony of going through all the screenshots! I hope he didn't end up in hospital. Real journalism is so hard these days!
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Thats what Im rocking...Then the 5900XT
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