AMD Zen 3 (5000 Series), rumored 17% IPC gain.

[humbug]

If you look at the aggregate scores,they have the Ryzen 5 5600X around 16% faster overall than a Ryzen 5 3600X:
https://www.sisoftware.co.uk/2020/1...-benchmarks-cpu-6-core-12-thread-performance/

The higher numbers are for AVX2 benchmarks it appears,where there is a big increase in performance over Zen2.

That's a 26% performance increase over the 8700K (same number of cores) wow...

 

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

That's a 26% performance increase over the 8700K (same number of cores) wow...

TBF,the Ryzen 5 3600X was also around 10% faster than the Core i7 8700K,hence why the Ryzen 5 3600 with some tweaks is very good value.

 

[humbug]

TBF,the Ryzen 5 3600X was also around 10% faster than the Core i7 8700K,hence why the Ryzen 5 3600 with some tweaks is very good value.

I know but to see what is now an entry level to the higher end pull so far ahead of what was 2 years ago the best Mainstream chip Intel had is quite something. the 5950X is going to be at least twice this fast.

 

[Grim5]

Mmmmmm, it wouldn't surprise me if Intel actually end up pulling Rocket Lake altogether. Let's be honest, why would anyone buy it ?

Rocket lake in Theo ray has up to 25% ipc increase over 2015 skylake BUT loses 2 cores compared to comet lake and most likely will run lower clock speeds than comet lake.

Rocket Lake will not pass Zen 3 but if somehow Rocket lake can match zen 3 in games that would be a miracle for intel

 

[Chaos666]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/cbls9g/the_final_word_on_idle_voltages_for_3rd_gen_ryzen/

thx a lot .. that was a very interesting read..

 

[Chaos666]

That's a 26% performance increase over the 8700K (same number of cores) wow...

most 8700k can do 5.0 all core without problem... default boost clock is very conservative...

 

[humbug]

most 8700k can do 5.0 all core without problem... default boost clock is very conservative...

It is, i think its 4.3Ghz across all cores isn't it? 5Ghz would be +16% and i think the 5600X is also about 4.3Ghz all core, that's what is actually so impressive about it, the IPC difference.

 

[Chaos666]

It is, i think its 4.3Ghz across all cores isn't it? 5Ghz would be +16% and i think the 5600X is also about 4.3Ghz all core, that's what is actually so impressive about it, the IPC difference.

yes... I can do 5.4 all core.. so that is closer to 26%

 

[humbug]

yes... I can do 5.4 all core.. so that is closer to 26%

It is.

 

[Chaos666]

i used to own E8400 with base clock 3.0Ghz .. but I was able to do 4.8 on custom loop so YES it was more exciting in the old times

 

[humbug]

i used to own E8400 with base clock 3.0Ghz .. but I was able to do 4.8 on custom loop so YES it was more exciting in the old times

Yeah, the days of overclocking have gone, Both Intel and AMD now don't leave much on the table, tho i would be interested to see how much all core Zen 3 can do, if the 5600X could get from 4.3Ghz to 4.7Ghz that would be great, the later 3000XT's could do it, just about.

 

[Chaos666]

I do not expect them to be to good in overclocking.. I would hope that amd will squeeze all they can from them

 

[humbug]

I do not expect them to be to good in overclocking.. I would hope that amd will squeeze all they can from them

Neither do i, but 5% surely, we can hope for 10%.

 

[benjii]

I imagine like the last gen, the real performance will come from RAM overclocking or tightening timings. I miss the days of massive overclocks, the Bloomfield CPUs all did at least 1Ghz above boost.

 

[Mr Oblong]

I imagine like the last gen, the real performance will come from RAM overclocking or tightening timings. I miss the days of massive overclocks, the Bloomfield CPUs all did at least 1Ghz above boost.

Yeah, seeing a huge frequency change is more exciting than adjusting memory timings, to me.

 

[Lokken86]

i used to own E8400 with base clock 3.0Ghz .. but I was able to do 4.8 on custom loop so YES it was more exciting in the old times

Or the E6300 that could do 3.2ghz from 1.83ghz or something like that

 

[LePhuronn]

I got my 3.2GHz socket 478 Prescott P4 up to 3.4GHz without anything melting. Still surprised to this day.

 

[Cenuij]

That's a 26% performance increase over the 8700K (same number of cores) wow...

According to these benches, the 5800x is a 28.5% perf increase over the the i9-9900k

 

[Cenuij]

The cached versions of these are available still:

5600x
5800x

 

[Joxeon]

According to these benches, the 5800x is a 28.5% perf increase over the the i9-9900k

How is the 9900K so far behind the skylake X chip when it only has 2 less cores?.