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

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gaav87

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You can also add the first score (38.3k ish) for essentially unlimited mode, as it does not go above 170W with any PPTs etc.
IT would be above 170w if you had it DELID with diamond cpu-waterblock, underground salt water reservoir at -3C, with premium industrial heathing pumps, heatexchangers, two car radiators. According to some people.
 

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IT would be above 170w if you had it DELID with diamond cpu-waterblock, underground salt water reservoir at -3C, with premium industrial heathing pumps, heatexchangers, two car radiators. According to some people.
I actually have a sort of car radiator (Bykski B-RD1080-TK-V2 in addition to two 360 rads) and i use LM instead of paste, but it wouldn't probably go above much this amount of watts even with delid because it's mostly voltage limited, not thermally limited. Of course, there is something that prevents proper heat transfer with x3d cores (just compare temps on my highest score screenshot), but even with that CPU could probably do more (normal z4 can do 5.5 ghz all core with 1.25v ish even without delid)
 
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Think we will need a proper V/F curve for 16core Zen5 before we can draw any final conclusions in regards to the comparison above..
Dont think the V/F curve for the 9550X ES is optimized/finalized at the lower end of the spectrum (sub 160w)

After i get a retail 9950X in my hands, i can do a real apples to apples comparison
 
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What is interesting how the leakers got their IPC increase numbers with epycs if this trend is also prevalent among those SKUs (and if TDP wasn't increased they should roughly get the same amount of watts per core like 9950x at 60W PPT or less)
 

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True but it will be very surprising if the retail sample does well at the lower power levels.

Your ES is fed with the right cores voltages but the VRMs voltage is kept at a fixed value whatever the cores effective voltage.

This way the CPU integrated regulators have very low efficency at lower cores voltage since their voltage drop is uselessly high, with a proper implementation the VRMs voltages will be reduced to lower values with the ES when the cores are fed with a very low voltage, as to get the integrated regulators voltage drop at an adapted value.
 
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48K @300W is insane, hopefully the temps are much easier to handle this gen.
Bit less efficient than a monster 128 thread 7702P but hey, it's almost delivering similar perf with 4x fewer threads!


 

Timmah!

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Yep.

Not bad in the grand scheme of things. Same CCD die area (~70 mm2), >20% increase in density while maintaining clocks, +16% IPC uplift, and even a small boost to perf/W. Oh, and they managed to add AVX512 and allegedly running AVX512 doesn't reduce clocks. If you can't call that a success, Idk what does.
So no about 30GHz slower as was the case with Skylake-X? :-D
 

majord

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just drilling down into the screenshots of haims run with identical scores at 60w ppt..

little tidbit

9950X: 35w core pwr /2686Mhz [23985cb]
7950X: 36.9w core pwr/3160Mhz [23780cb]

= 17.6% higher clocks

looking at the VId's it seems the ES is asking a tad more Volts per Mhz in these lower ranges.. have to plot it. but if that's the case, there may be some better perf/watt in retail if that can be brought down a bit. Not sure what the Vf curve would be expected to look like on this process on the same core ( obviously this isn't the same core, but it does have similar Vmax it seems)
 
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