Geekbench scores for the Snapdragon 8cx Gen 4 test device are not normal at the moment, but it is confirmed to be an 8+4 core design.

Summary of the information, Snapdragon 8cx Gen4 will feature 12 cores, 8 performance cores + 4 performance cores. The performance core is about 3.4GHz and the performance core is about 2.5GHz.

Other than that, the chip supports up to 64GB of LPDDR5x memory and the integrated GPU is Adreno 740, the same GPU as in Snapdragon 8 Gen2, offering DirectX 12, Vulkan 1.3, OpenCL and DirectML support. The processor supports discrete GPUs connected via eight PCIe 4.0 lanes, as well as PCIe 4.0 SSDs and UFS 4.0 flash memory. For IO, the chip supports two USB 3.1 10Gbps ports, and three USB 4 (Thunderbolt 4) ports with DisplayPort 1.4a support. In addition, the chip’s display output has been greatly improved, the chip can output up to 5K + 4K + 4K resolution at the same time.

Qualcomm has been testing the Snapdragon 8cx Gen4 with a 10-inch screen development device since November 2022, which could mean that Qualcomm intends to use the Snapdragon 8cx Gen4 processor in a small-screen laptop or 2-in-1 device, sources said.

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The GeekBench running sub-library shows that the device model is still “Mac14,6”, and the CPU is also an Apple M2 Max with 12 cores, but the CPU frequency in this test is 3.68 GHz, not Previously 3.54 GHz. The device memory used in the test was also 96GB.

For comparison, the entry-level Mac Studio’s M1 Max chip has 10 cores at 3.2GHz, scoring 1746 single-core and 12154 multi-core. From the score, the single-core performance is 14% faster, and the multi-core performance is improved by up to 22%.

It’s worth noting that the M2 chip powering the 2022 MacBook Air and the latest iPad Pro is only 11 percent faster than the M1, so it wouldn’t be surprising if the M2 Max wasn’t a major upgrade over its predecessor.

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The R9-7900X has a base frequency of 4.7 GHz / single-core acceleration up to 5.6 GHz, supplemented by 12MB L2 + 64MB L3 cache (76 MB total), and a thermal design power (TDP) of 170W.

From a market positioning point of view, the R9-7900X is designed to replace the R9-5900X while putting more pressure on the Core i7-12700K competitor.

The R9-7900X has previously been absent from the Geekbench 5 benchmark, but the new revelation also reveals the platform used for the test – including 32GB of DDR5 memory and an X670 AORUS Master motherboard.

In the end, the AM5 desktop CPU scored a single-core 2167 / multi-core 18446 points, which were 30% and 33% higher than the previous generation R9-5900X respectively.

Single thread performance comparison (screenshot via WCCFTech)

Although the 13th Gen Raptor Lake Core i7-13700K does lead the R9-7900X in multi-threaded performance, the single-threaded performance is still a bit widened.

It should be noted, however, that the R9-7900X retails for a slightly higher price ($549), while the 12th-gen Alder Lake Core i7-12700K is only $409.

Multithreaded performance comparison

If the same-level Raptor Lake premium is about 20%, the price of the i7-13700K may still be less than $500, and the -F version without a nuclear display can even be close to $400 – not to mention that the 13th generation Core retains affordable DDR4 memory. support.

Finally, AMD Zen 4 Ryzen 7000 series desktop CPUs and accompanying AM5 new motherboard platforms will be available on September 27, with Intel 13th Gen Core/700 chipset motherboards to follow.

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As you can see above, the i9-13900 has 24 cores and 32 threads at 2GHz and 5.3GHz, with 32EU core and 1650MHz GPU.

In comparison, the older i9-12900 also has a 32EU core UHD 770 with a GPU frequency of 1550MHz.

The news said that Intel’s 13th generation Core processors will be released in the early hours of September 28, Beijing time, and will be available on October 20, with the first listed models including the i9, i7, and i5 K-series models. 13 generation Core i9K models will be released on September 28 and will be available for pre-order in China, after which there appears to be a domestic launch on October 13, when the i7K and i5K models will be available for pre-order. models will be available for pre-order.

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According to the newly revealed score data, AMD R9 7950X (16 cores and 32 threads) and Intel i9-13900K (24 cores and 32 threads) two top processors played hard to separate.

Geekbench scores show that both processors have a single-core score of around 2200 and a multi-core score of around 24000, with AMD slightly higher by 1~2%.

The CPU-Z score revealed by @OneRaichu shows that the AMD R9 7950X has a multi-threaded score of 15,645, which is slightly lower than the Intel i9-13900K by 8%.

The AMD R9 7950X has a frequency of 4.5-5.7GHz, comes with 80MB of cache, 170W TDP, and is priced at $699 (about RMB 4830.09).

The Intel i9-13900K is expected to be released in the early hours of September 28, Beijing time, and available on October 20.

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