Stream saving: AMD Ryzen 7000 managed to beat 6CU (7nm, Vega) on Cezanne APU with 2CU (6nm, RDNA 2).

From the test results, the AMD Ryzen 7000 core display will be equipped with 2 computing units, a total of 128 stream processors, the core frequency is 400MHz, and the GPU frequency is 2200MHz (possibly the peak frequency), which can provide 563GFLOPs of computing power, which is higher than 500GFLOPs ( rated) the Nintendo Switch processor is slightly better.

The running score is the result of the R9 7950X with 64GB of DDR5 memory, and the four-DIMM platform, according to previous information, the rate will drop to 3600Mbps. This means lower bandwidth, so we can expect iGPU performance to be slightly higher running at normal dual channel DDR5 5600~6400.

The AMD Ryzen 7000 iGPU device ID, shown as “GFX1036”, scored 7808 on the Geekbench 5 OpenCL benchmark.

For comparison, the Vega 6 based on the new 7nm 6 CU scored 7003 points in the same benchmark, while the Vega 8 with 8 compute units was around 8000-8500 points.

That is to say, the normal performance of AMD RDNA 2 iGPU is about the same level as that of Vega 8 (R3-2200G), and it is about slightly inferior to GT1030. I don’t know if AMD will launch models with more GPU cores in the future.

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Specifically, AMD’s share on Steam in August was 32.06%, in July the share was 33.73%, in June the share was 31.5%, and in May it was 32.8%, and now the share is slightly lower than in May.

After AMD achieved a share growth in July, the share fell in August, a big reason with the upcoming launch of the Ryzen 7000, 5nm Zen4 architecture of the Ryzen 7000 performance improvement is very tempting to gamers, and many A Fanhui back to choose to hold the money to buy, wait until the new listing and then replace the new, the purchase of the Ryzen 5000 will be more or less affected.

AMD’s Ryzen 7000 series processors will be available on September 27, so the AMD CPU share in September is not expected to rise.

As for whether the new platform should be upgraded at the first time, it is recommended that we wait and see, one is that in September the price of graphics cards may have a new round of adjustments, the other is that the Rex 7000 this time will CPU, motherboard, memory together with a change, the installed cost will be quite high, the first wave of taste obviously have to pay a price.

In addition, in October Intel’s 13 generation Core will also be listed, both sides of the performance this time bite very tight, how to choose the specific to see the actual performance of the listing, not anxious users or wait to see the results out.

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Among them, the single-core 773 points and the multi-core 7701 points, I am afraid that many people have no concept of single-column data, and may wish to compare with Zen3 and Intel 13th generation Core (i7-13700K).

Compared with Zen 3, the improvement is indeed obvious. A single thread is 23% higher than 5800X, and multi-threading is 33% higher. Compared with 5950X, a single thread is also 19% higher.

It’s just that Zen 4 is a bit underwhelming compared to the 13700K outflow results, probably because the R20 is more sensitive to multi-core and multi-threading.

The strength of Zen4 will be revealed soon. The new fierce battle between it and the 13th-generation Core will also kick off at the end of September. Those who are interested may wish to look forward to the death of the deer.

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