What's the IPC uplift in spec? Zen 3 is amazing in and of itself without your exaggerations. Please stop.
What's the IPC uplift in spec? Zen 3 is amazing in and of itself without your exaggerations. Please stop.I have just proven I nailed my whole chip performance projection to a ~99% precision and this is all you have to say?
You are hilarious, dude!
PS I was right with original Zen, you can find the discussions with ShinatiDK when he called me crazy back in 2015. I was right with Zen3 IPC, I was right with the projected performance for whole Zen3 lineup. Please just give up.
Can't stop the truth , dude.What's the IPC uplift in spec? Zen 3 is amazing in and of itself without your exaggerations. Please stop.
From Anandtech:What's the IPC uplift in spec?
In the overall 2006 scores, the new Ryzen 5000 series parts are showcasing very large generational performance uplifts with margins well beyond that of the previous generation, as well as the nearest competition. Against the 3950X, the new 5950X is 36% faster in the integer workloads, and 29% faster in the floating-point workloads, which are both massive uplifts. AMD is also leaving Intel behind in terms of performance here with a 17% and 25% performance advantage against the 10900K.
In the performance per clock uplifts, measured at peak performance, we’re seeing a 20.87% median and 24.99% average improvement for the new Zen3 microarchitecture when compared to last year’s Zen2 design.
In the SPEC2017 suite total performance figures, the new Ryzen 5000 also shine thanks to their frequency and IPC uplifts. Generationally, across the int2017 and fp2017 suites, we’re seeing a 32% and 25% performance boost over the 3950X, which are very impressive figures.
IPC wise, looking at a histogram of all SPEC workloads, we’re seeing a median of 18.86%, which is very near AMD’s proclaimed 19% figure, and an average of 21.38% - although if we discount libquantum that average does go down to 19.12%. AMD’s marketing numbers are thus pretty much validated as they’ve exactly hit their proclaimed figure with the new Zen3 microarchitecture.
has steve figured out how to use a clamp meter yet?Depends on the reviewer. I always find GN to be the best.
I mean, Anandtech verified the IPC test results as well with SPEC alone, soooooooooooooooo2933 Mhz testing in 720p test, I guess? Did you include gaming tests in your ipc calculation as well, ala AMD? The Cove cores will do better on desktop, ipc-wise. Hold your horses, dude.
Zen3 performed the brutality in 384p!axaxaxaxaxa anandtech tested at 600-720p for the gaming benchmarks ???? wtf axaxaxaxaxaxxaxaxaxa
edit: just found they also tested at 384p
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Even during a good Athlon days, AMD never achieved total annihilation on benchmarks on every metric against Intel counterpart. Good job AMD, and get your act together Intel
Ah, next time anandtech should do their gaming performance review without any GPUs.axaxaxaxaxa anandtech tested at 600-720p for the gaming benchmarks ???? wtf axaxaxaxaxaxxaxaxaxa
edit: just found they also tested at 384p
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They got Calvin Harris as producer?axaxaxaxaxa anandtech tested at 600-720p for the gaming benchmarks ???? wtf axaxaxaxaxaxxaxaxaxa
edit: just found they also tested at 384p
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Yea, I have seen two or 3 reviews that show gaming is basically a wash now. Still not good for Intel though, since they are behind already in productivity apps and power consumption. Will also be interesting to see more reviews with 3080 and big Navi gpus. A lot of sites are still using last gen 2080.Yup. Not quite the "utter destruction" some were predicting. I'd love to see overclocked + 4000MHZ RAM OC results as well. I suppose this means Rocket Lake S is going to dominate in gaming, no question?
@inf64? Are you there?
axaxaxaxaxa anandtech tested at 600-720p for the gaming benchmarks ???? wtf axaxaxaxaxaxxaxaxaxa
edit: just found they also tested at 384p
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Here with a 3080.Yea, I have seen two or 3 reviews that show gaming is basically a wash now. Still not good for Intel though, since they are behind already in productivity apps and power consumption. Will also be interesting to see more reviews with 3080 and big Navi gpus. A lot of sites are still using last gen 2080.
Anyone see benches for Microsoft Flight Sim 2020? I think that's the most cpu limited game out there.
Well worth reading. I am still reading through arch deep dive, and boy it is fun!Anyone having any luck reading the AT review? Apparently there is too much traffic or something, none of the images load for me.
Well worth reading. I am still reading through arch deep dive, and boy it is fun!
Changes are massive! Load-store, addotional ports, new cache policy,prefechters, changes in instruction latencies and many more!!!
Absolutely fantastic job by AMD!
I will re- read article multiple times over weekend, so much to sink in.
About to build my first gaming PC, i was thinking of getting a 3600, but looking at the benchmarks, it looks like i might try to get the 5600x if i can get one