WYP News Guru Mar 23, 2022 #1 Interesting comparisons with AMD's standard Ryzen 7 5800X. Read more about AMD's Ryzen 7 5800X3D and its Geekbench performance.
Interesting comparisons with AMD's standard Ryzen 7 5800X. Read more about AMD's Ryzen 7 5800X3D and its Geekbench performance.
K KingNosser Well-known member Mar 23, 2022 #2 The price difference has 5800x or 5700x written all over it, i can only feel that this was a test of things to come more than anything else. Either way coming from a 1700 this will be an upgrade
The price difference has 5800x or 5700x written all over it, i can only feel that this was a test of things to come more than anything else. Either way coming from a 1700 this will be an upgrade
N NeverBackDown AMD Enthusiast Mar 23, 2022 #4 Gotta wait until we see how it performs in real applications and not synthetic tests. Still if it's the same costs as a 12 core Ryzen CPU I would still think the 12 core is better value currently without reviews to test this.
Gotta wait until we see how it performs in real applications and not synthetic tests. Still if it's the same costs as a 12 core Ryzen CPU I would still think the 12 core is better value currently without reviews to test this.
G Gothmoth New member Mar 24, 2022 #5 I don´t have much trust in Geekbench. EPYC 7501 scored lower than an Apple A12X in multicore. And in this case i have no idea how cache dependend Geekbench is.
I don´t have much trust in Geekbench. EPYC 7501 scored lower than an Apple A12X in multicore. And in this case i have no idea how cache dependend Geekbench is.