Threadripper 3000's AMD 32-Core Leakage Reveals 30% Increase in Performance

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Threadripper 32-bit 3rd generation based on Zen 2 appeared and this time in the UserBenchmark database, revealing its performance compared to its predecessor, the Threadripper 2990WXand that's very good news.

the reference input, spotted by Wccftech, basic and amplification frequencies of 3.6 GHz and 4.2 GHz, the former being 600 MHz higher than the 2990WX. Scores are the most interesting part, even though the single-core and multi-core benchmarks show a considerable improvement in performance. The multithreaded score reached 5,649 points against only 4,328 points for the 2990WX, which represents a 31% increase in multithreaded performance.

The single-core test score was 135 compared to 118 for the old processor. That's a slightly less impressive, but still significant, boost of 14%, which should help deliver better performance in the lightly threaded tasks – an area in which 2990WX was not too much powerful, although this is partly due to poor optimization of Windows and games. there was a Nvidia driver bug also, which means that the wrong processor was not really painted in the best light at launch. There is plenty to be excited about, but as usual, the results have to be taken with a pinch of salt because the processors have been clearly tested on different systems, just as the new processor is a technical sample.

Threadripper was a surprise entry into the desktop market for AMD. Only Epyc and Ryzen processors were expected initially. Born from a skunkworks project, the processors were successful against

D & # 39; Intel
HEDT processors provide excellent value for multithreaded tasks, but often lack lightly threaded tasks compared to Intel counterparts. Until recently The future of Threadripper was dark, thanks to AMD's release of a 16-core Ryzen in the form of Ryzen 3950X and many rumors that AMD was canceling the range, or at least models with fewer than 24 cores. The addition of Zen 2 architecture to the equation is extremely exciting for Threadripper and we should not wait too long to get more details.

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The last benchmark of
AMD
Threadripper 32 3rd generation Zen-based 3 core appeared and this time in the UserBenchmark database, revealing its performance compared to its predecessor, the Threadripper 2990WX, and it's very good news.

The reference input, identified by Wccftech, indicates basic and amplification frequencies of 3.6 GHz and 4.2 GHz, the former being 600 MHz higher than the 2990WX. Scores are the most interesting part, even though the single-core and multi-core benchmarks show a considerable improvement in performance. The multithreaded score reached 5,649 points against only 4,328 points for the 2990WX, which represents a 31% increase in multithreaded performance.

The single-core test score was 135 compared to 118 for the old processor. This is a slightly less impressive, but nonetheless significant, boost of 14%, which should help provide better performance in low-threaded tasks – an area in which 2990WX was not too powerful, although this is partly due to poor optimization of Windows and games stored there. was also an Nvidia driver bug, which meant that the mediocre processor was not really presented in its best light at launch time. There is something to be excited about, but as usual, the results have to be measured with a pinch of salt because the processors have been clearly tested on different systems, the new one being a technical sample.

Threadripper was a surprise entry into the desktop market for AMD, with only its originally planned Epyc and Ryzen processors. Born from a skunkworks project, the processors have been successful against
D & # 39; Intel
HEDT processors provide excellent value for multithreaded tasks, but often lack lightly threaded tasks compared to Intel counterparts. Still recently, Threadripper's future seemed bleak, thanks to AMD's release of a 16-core Ryzen in the form of the Ryzen 3950X and many rumors that AMD was canceling the lineup, or at least to models of less than 24 hearts. The addition of Zen 2 architecture to the equation is extremely exciting for Threadripper and we should not wait too long to get more details.