AMD's mid-range ZenC 2 6C / 12T chip could beat Ryzen 7 2700X

We are now officially less than 24 hours from Lisa Su taking the AMD Computex 2019 grand keynote theater, and here is a new monstrous leak announcing incredible performance from the 6C / 12T offer of the next family of Zen 2 processors from AMD.

The news comes from a disclosed Geekbench result that is a 6C / 12T chip from the Ryzen 3000 family, with this chip deployed with a base clock of 3.2 GHz and an increase of 4 GHz. It seems to be strangely similar to the previously sold-out Ryzen 3 3300, which was to cost $ 99 … and if these leaks occur, we can expect performance comparable to the current Zen-based flagship processor in the Ryzen 7. 2700X (which is a 8C / 16T chip).

The new 6C / 12T chip works well only in Geekbench 4, which does not represent a performance nor a game in general, but the entry-level processor that does it well at Geekbench is awesome to see considering its 6C / 12T chip compared to the 8C / 16T chip. in the 2700X.

The AMD Ryzen 3 3300 claims to have 5061 in the Geekbench single-core test, while the multicore score is 25,481, which is comparable to the Ryzen 7 2700X, which scores 4923 and 25,209, respectively, for single-core tests. and multicore. If AMD manages to get better performance with a processor with fewer cores and threads, at this price … well, it seems almost too good to be true.

According to rumors, the Ryzen 3 3300 would cost only $ 99, which would cause serious damage not only to AMD's first and second generation AMD processors, but also to the entire stack of Intel processors at under $ 300. .

We only have a few hours to wait until Lisa reveals everything, but from what I see, read, and more, if I'm listening from my own sources – we should be VERY excited for tomorrow and the unveiling of Zen 2.