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Published: February 17, 2017 | Source: wccftech | Author: Mark Campbell

AMD Ryzen 1600X benchmarks leak

Clock speeds and pricing have been leaked for AMD's entire Ryzen lineup

AMD Ryzen 1600X benchmarks leak

 
Benchmarks for AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 1600X have leaked, revealing exactly how well AMD’s new 6-core, 12-thread CPU can perform. 
 
The CPU tested has base and boost clock speeds of 3.3GHz and 3.7GHz, though the screenshots below showcase oscillating clock speeds due to low CPU loads. Using CPUz the leaker benchmarked the CPU using the tool’s built-in bench function, though it is worth noting that CPU performance can vary greatly across different workloads. 
 
 

AMD Ryzen 1600X benchmarks leak  AMD Ryzen 1600X benchmarks leak

 

Below are these alleged Ryzen CPU benchmarks, alongside a benchmark of Intel’s i7 6850K at stock clock speeds (3.6GHz base 3.8GHZ boost). We can see here that AMD’s Ryzen CPU scores 1888 in the single threaded test and 12544 in the multi-threaded test. 

Compare this to our i7 6850K, which in the same test offered scores of 1845 on a single thread and 11147 scores all cores/threads. This is a very favourable result for AMD, though it is worth noting that we have no proof that this test wasn’t done on an overclocked Ryzen CPU. 

Even so, this result does show that AMD’s Ryzen CPUs do have what it takes to compete with Intel’s Broadwell-E series CPUs, though it remains to be seen if this performance will hold true over a wide enough range of applications to truly challenge Intel’s market dominance. 

  
AMD Ryzen 1600X benchmarks leak  AMD Ryzen 1600X benchmarks leak

(Intel i7 6850K (Left), Ryzen 1600X (Right))  

 

You can join the discussion on AMD’s Ryzen 1600X CPU on the OC3D Forums.

 

Clock speeds and pricing have been leaked for AMD's entire Ryzen lineup

AMD Ryzen 1600X benchmarks leak

 
Benchmarks for AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 1600X have leaked, revealing exactly how well AMD’s new 6-core, 12-thread CPU can perform. 
 
The CPU tested has base and boost clock speeds of 3.3GHz and 3.7GHz, though the screenshots below showcase oscillating clock speeds due to low CPU loads. Using CPUz the leaker benchmarked the CPU using the tool’s built-in bench function, though it is worth noting that CPU performance can vary greatly across different workloads. 
 
 

AMD Ryzen 1600X benchmarks leak  AMD Ryzen 1600X benchmarks leak

 

Below are these alleged Ryzen CPU benchmarks, alongside a benchmark of Intel’s i7 6850K at stock clock speeds (3.6GHz base 3.8GHZ boost). We can see here that AMD’s Ryzen CPU scores 1888 in the single threaded test and 12544 in the multi-threaded test. 

Compare this to our i7 6850K, which in the same test offered scores of 1845 on a single thread and 11147 scores all cores/threads. This is a very favourable result for AMD, though it is worth noting that we have no proof that this test wasn’t done on an overclocked Ryzen CPU. 

Even so, this result does show that AMD’s Ryzen CPUs do have what it takes to compete with Intel’s Broadwell-E series CPUs, though it remains to be seen if this performance will hold true over a wide enough range of applications to truly challenge Intel’s market dominance. 

  
AMD Ryzen 1600X benchmarks leak  AMD Ryzen 1600X benchmarks leak

(Intel i7 6850K (Left), Ryzen 1600X (Right))  

 

You can join the discussion on AMD’s Ryzen 1600X CPU on the OC3D Forums.

 

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