Two days away from the Computex press conference of AMD. This year, we expect Doctor Lisa Su (CEO) to reveal the highly waited Ryzen 3000 Zen2 based 7nm processors. Over the last month, both the media and the fans have gone completely insane because of those supercharged chips. Upon their releases, we expect they gonna generate a shockwave on the market of CPU, just like what the First Gen Ryzen did a couple of years ago. The last few days there were lots of leaks about the upcoming CPU of the red team, so we got another juicy one just for you here.
Geekbench benchmark
So just two days ago we shared the upcoming Ryzen 3 3300's SiSoft score, now we got its score again on Geekbench from TUM_APISAK.
Similar to the result of the last test, this Geekbench test showed a promising picture of the Zen 2 chips, as well as the new Ryzen 3 3300/X which is 25% faster than the last gen model. Indeed, as I have mentioned before the lowest end model of Ryzen CPU is faster than the current mid-range option. According to the score from Geekbench, there is a sizeable single-core( IPC) boost of about 16% more than its predecessor which based on Zen+. Also, the overall score of the multi-core is 25,481 which is about 25% higher. On the other hand, the Ryzen 2000 - 2nd Gen is only 3% faster than those Zen chips when we take single-core or IPC performance into comparison.
Pay attention to RAM
We also must note the RAM factor in the result of Geekbench because Ryzen chip really benefits from fast memory. So they benchmarked the Matisse on a tamely clocked DDR4 system (1331MHz) while they tested the Pinnacle Ridge on a faster memory. Moreover, even if the processor was only running at a similar clock speed as the Zen+ hex-core chip but then the final result would be clocked higher than to the 7nm process.
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