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5.2 GHz all core for the 9800X3D. Gaming at 5.3 to 5.4 GHz would be a 6% to 8% higher frequency as the 7800X3D.
So possibly a 10% higher gaming performance as the 7800X3D.
The all core boost for the 7800X3D is ~4.8 GHz here:
10% is a lot on a bar chart.
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Well, if you start counting AMD owns a lot of its success to Intel when it comes to benchmarks wins. Or other open source projects. But it's high time they start to up their own software game too, instead of hoping somebody else will help their chips shine...What's funny is that Embree is Intel developed!
Thanks, Intel, for helping your competitor post awesome scores
Usually they'd release it the day before so that they keep the performance crown, but this time they don't have to. Zen5 already beats Arrow Lake-S.The day after?.....
Why would you say that? Even standard 9700X only all cores to 5.25 GHz with PBO or the new 105W mode enabled. Zero people (even delusional fanatics) expect it to clock higher than standard 9700X.Really strange they have gone with this low clockspeed
Wasn't needed with more after seeing AR i guess (?)🤷♀️
Lots left in in tank for us overclockers atleast
As long as it shows a meaning improvement in games, and that’s the main thing here. I think it will otherwise AMD won’t release it this earlyWill we be disappointed or not?
As long as it shows a meaning improvement in games, and that’s the main thing here. I think it will otherwise AMD won’t release it this early
Is that a Ryzen in your pocket or are you just glad to see her?not sure where to post this but the difference is bright day and deep night
Let's just wait, shall we? What's the point of being afraid of getting disappointment or getting worked up about it, before the ACTUAL disappointment?Logically, based on 7800X3D behavior, one would assume at least +200MHz ST boost over all core. That is a perfectly reasonable expectation to come to no? So when this inevitably launches with a ST boost of the same 5.2GHz or maybe 5.3GHz, that is disappointing, regardless of the gaming perf. It would be disappointing PRECISELY because of this very leak, not anything else. Ya feel me?
I have heard of no such part but it seems the existing IOd could support 16 x Zen 5C IOd. Do people here think it's possible?Level1Techs hinted strongly for a 256core Z5c offering in 2025 🫣
Would not fully trust these slides.. Kinda seems like MSI really wanted the 285k to winGaming improvements are not as big anymore. Doesn't make sense to upgrade from Zen 4 but from from non X3D Zen 3 the performance improvement would be huge.
Would not fully trust these slides.. Kinda seems like MSI really wanted the 285k to win
They are ballpark right but the X3D results are alittle on the lowside compared to what i have ran myself
1) He's well known in overclocking circles.Why would you be posting leaks when you can just straight up tell us what to expect from the new parts!
Some Arrow Lake and Zen5X3D leaks from MSI
MSI?Wonder who is that genius that tested wukong for "cpu comparison" with full RT on xD
I was wondering about that engineer who did the test's. But your reply was funny xDMSI?