As early as the Taipei International Computer Show earlier this month, Intel unveiled the next generation of low-power mobile processors, Lunar Lake.
That is, the second-generation mobile version of the Core Ultra.
As the king of the board, AMD did not hesitate at all, not only took out the Ryzen AI 300 mobile processor to deal with it.
It also brought a new generation of Zen 5 architecture Ryzen 9000 series desktop processors before Intel.
It's a one-hand time difference.
The first 4 models to be unveiled at the conference have not changed significantly from the Ryzen 7000 series in terms of the number of cores and frequency.
However, in terms of performance, AMD confidently gave an average IPC performance improvement of 16%.
At the same time, the power consumption of the Ryzen 9000 series has generally decreased significantly, except for the flagship model.
例如 Ryzen 9 9900X、9700X 与 9600X 分别由 170W、105W、105W 大幅降至 120W、65W、65W。
This just shows that Zen 5 is a complete upgrade in terms of architecture compared to Zen 4.
In AMD's main battlefield Soviet-style comparison method, it even played the slogan of Ryzen 9 9950X vs. Intel's flagship i9 14900K with up to 56% lead in productivity performance and up to 23% lead in gaming performance.
Of course, I don't think you will take this result seriously.
毕竟自家 PPT 一串数字而已,DDDD。
However, what Xiao Yi wants to say is that the suspected R9 9950X engineering sample benchmark test results leaked by a user @igor_kavinsky on a foreign Anandtech forum may be about to slap us in the face.
Source: @igor_kavinski
He shared that in the AIDA64 AES encryption project test, this CPU ran a score of 746991MB/s.
It is about 45% higher than its own R9 7950X, and about 55% ahead of Intel's previous flagship i9 13900K.
Even the Thread Ripper 7975WX, which is benchmarked against 32 cores and 64 threads, has an advantage of about 11%.
In FP32 and FP64 floating-point tests, 110444 KRay/s and 59582 KRay/s were measured, respectively.
Compared to the R9, the 7950X and i9 13900K are both 39% and 60% ahead, respectively.
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X leaked AIDA64 benchmark scores
After reading the leaked benchmark results, let's go back and look at the official PPT of the Ryzen 9000 series.
Hey guys, AMD really wasn't kidding us?
Those who are familiar with hardware know that the i9 14900K and i9 13900K are almost exactly the same as copy-paste, except for the 0.2GHz main frequency difference.
As for the performance gap, it is naturally negligible.
Single-threaded performance comparison; Source: tomshardware
Multi-threaded performance comparison; Source: tomshardware
Rounding it off, it means that the R9 7950X leads against the i9 13900K and the same applies to Intel's latest flagship, the i9 14900K.
If the data is true, this Zen 5 Ryzen 9000 series without changing the motherboard is not a good killing!
Not to mention the 14th Gen Core, even if the Intel Desktop Ultra comes in the second half of the year, you have to cry out big brother in tears.
Of course, the leaked data is only from early engineering samples, and it's hard to say whether the official version will be so explosive at that time.
According to the previously leaked Ryzen 9000 series, it will be officially available at the end of July.
The remaining month is a month, so let's look forward to it!