These are all fake.Since we’ve desparately been looking for leaks days ahead of Computex, here are some:
Zen5 19% faster than Zen4:
AMD Ryzen 9000 "Zen 5" Desktop CPU Leaks Out, 5.8 GHz Clock & Up To 19% Faster Than 7950X In Single-Thread Benchmark
AMD's Ryzen 9000 "Granite Ridge" CPU with the Zen 5 cores has leaked out and is allegedly up to 19% faster in single-thread versus Zen 4.wccftech.com
Zen5 slower than 14900K in ST perf (which is all that matters to some):
Ryzen 9000 Zen 5 CPU trails Core i9-14900K in leaked benchmark — Granite Ridge 5.8 GHz CPU shows Core i9-13900K-like single-threaded performance in CPU-Z
Early hardware and not exactly the deepest benchmark of Zen 5's capabilities.www.tomshardware.com
Cheese has spokenWhere was that concluded?
That 30% IPC value clearly comes from low effort sources like userbenchmark. The more authoritative value of +75% IPC gain comes from a consensus of smart good looking Anandtech forum posters.So Zen 5 30% IPC when? My feeble brain can't comprehend all this icc/gcc Spec this, Spec that mumbo jumbo.
Even if these were real, they are not using the Intel supported "Intel BIOS setup" or whatever you want to call it, that is like 10% slower than they used to be.Since we’ve desparately been looking for leaks days ahead of Computex, here are some:
Zen5 19% faster than Zen4:
AMD Ryzen 9000 "Zen 5" Desktop CPU Leaks Out, 5.8 GHz Clock & Up To 19% Faster Than 7950X In Single-Thread Benchmark
AMD's Ryzen 9000 "Granite Ridge" CPU with the Zen 5 cores has leaked out and is allegedly up to 19% faster in single-thread versus Zen 4.wccftech.com
Zen5 slower than 14900K in ST perf (which is all that matters to some):
Ryzen 9000 Zen 5 CPU trails Core i9-14900K in leaked benchmark — Granite Ridge 5.8 GHz CPU shows Core i9-13900K-like single-threaded performance in CPU-Z
Early hardware and not exactly the deepest benchmark of Zen 5's capabilities.www.tomshardware.com
there are many Intel specific optimisations that is slowly eroding. Cinebnch r23 was highly optimised for Intel CPUs and even for AMD it wasn’t fair. Let alone other CPU architectures.Even if these were real, they are not using the Intel supported "Intel BIOS setup" or whatever you want to call it, that is like 10% slower than they used to be.
How about a limited beta so we can give feedback? You don't need it to have a GUI for it to be ready. I like Blender CLI and Geekbench CLI is also fine.I am working on a benchmark similar to Geekbench (in that it uses similar workloads), but I have no timeline for completion. I'm also thinking about making it open source and cross platform, but we will see. I'm undecided as of yet. I will probably release initial versions for free and decide after.
I am working on a benchmark similar to Geekbench
It's a Zen4 CPU with modified CPUIDWhere was that concluded?
Well yeah Lisa runs a tight ship.It seems some "leakers" are frustrated by the lack of info so they are making those themselves...
What most likely is that's just IPC expectations he got from his former colleagues. Not concrete figures. He worked at AMD 2012-2015, there's no chance he's involved.remember that slide from Jim Keller in his risc-v keynote, yeah. Keep your expectations high.
Tenstorrent CPU team is mostly ex-AMD people, including many that worked on Zen5.What most likely is that's just IPC expectations he got from his former colleagues. Not concrete figures. He worked at AMD 2012-2015, there's no chance he's involved.
We need data on how fast (or slow) Zen5c is compared to Golden Cove coz that's what those threads will need to face-off against in the form of Skymont cores. I personally think Zen5c may just have a slight edge but HT threads against real threads is gonna make things a bit hairy. Branchy code may win on Skymont. Another problem is memory support. Intel will probably still maintain a lead in the highest possible DDR5 speeds.I don't see why they also wouldn't be competitive with say 8+16 vs 8+32 on Intel's side (or both 48 threads) in the future?
Top Talent? Could this affect AMD's future CPU development and only express in a some years time?Tenstorrent CPU team is mostly ex-AMD people, including many that worked on Zen5.
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You don't get to where she is without a very strict set of rules.
She may have been very mean to people.
Who most likely deserved it.
And very nice to people.
Who most likely earned it.
Whoever is giving Kepler his leaks at AMD is gonna look at the response like:Top Talent? Could this affect AMD's future CPU development and only express in a some years time?
TRIUMPH!
No, Jedi vs Sith is better.Replace Caesar/Vercingetorix with Zen/5 Lakes and you will have millions of views on youtube
So now have -10% to 100% ipc change with Shakira video and the ceo of amd being a ladyboy along with compiler discussion mixed with rage, sadness and personal attacks. Thread is two 👍s up