Discussion Zen 5 Speculation (EPYC Turin and Strix Point/Granite Ridge - Ryzen 9000)

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LightningZ71

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Problem is that even non glass phones are often glued instead of using screws. Everything so the phone is as thin as usb port itself, which for me is completely misplaced goal as neither it makes it easy to hold nor it makes it easy to cool. But that is a separate story. Still, would anyone buy a phone without integrated battery, having to use back attached power bank to act as one? Yes, the device is thinner in theory, but in practice is even bulkier.

sarcasm carries poorly over internet it seems...
Apparently, you missed that my tongue was firmly planted in my cheek as well ... 😂
 

coercitiv

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Not really? Strix Halo is a known quantity. What exactly is the experiment?
Yes really. Strix Halo is an experiment for AMD, they're testing the waters. The same applies to handheld makers, they're tempted by the capabilities of the product and willing to experiment despite it's obvious drawbacks.

Moreover, Strix Halo is such a known quantity that up until a few days ago you didn't even know it had a single CCD SKU.
 
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So far I have ran more than 200 different workloads on the AMD Ryzen Threadripper 9970X and 9980X processors as part of this testing for launch day

Those wanting to see all my raw performance and power data for this launch day review can see this result file for the 220+ test results in full.

When taking the geometric mean of all the raw performance data points in full, going from the Threadripper 7980X to 9980X yielded a 30% improvement. For a single generation.

Thanks to AMD for providing the review samples for launch-day Linux testing at Phoronix. I am already working on several more follow-up articles around the Threadripper 9000 series Linux performance for publishing in the coming days and weeks.


Michèl Larabèl keeping it real..... tirelessly benchmarking and writing for decades... the realest of them all

the guy is on permanent beast mode 😂
 

Josh128

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Michèl Larabèl keeping it real..... tirelessly benchmarking and writing for decades... the realest of them all

the guy is on permanent beast mode 😂
His geomean results put 9980X as +30% over 7980X. Very interesting as it should have similar clocks as the 7980X. This holds true for 9970X vs 7970X as well (+28%). Whats accounting for the additional +14% overall perf over the claimed +16% IPC?
 

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His geomean results put 9980X as +30% over 7980X. Very interesting as it should have similar clocks as the 7980X. This holds true for 9970X vs 7970X as well (+28%). Whats accounting for the additional +14% overall perf over the claimed +16% IPC?
11% PPW from N5->N4P
 
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That's just not real.
As the third major enhancement of TSMC’s 5nm family, N4P will deliver an 11% performance boost over the original N5 technology and a 6% boost over N4
So TSMC is lying?
 
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As the third major enhancement of TSMC’s 5nm family, N4P will deliver an 11% performance boost over the original N5 technology and a 6% boost over N4
So TSMC is lying?
I agree with Adroc here. Do we have any evidence Zen 5 is clocking 11% faster at the same power draws as Zen 4? Because thats what this would imply.