AMD's flagship Threadripper CPU has appeared on Geekbench
AMD's flagship Threadripper CPU has appeared on Geekbench
Published: 14th June 2017 | Source: wccftech |
AMD's flagship Threadripper CPU has appeared on Geekbench
This new CPU is though to be the flagship of AMD's upcoming Threadripper lineup, with 16 cores, 32 threads and a base clock speed of 3.4GHz. Right now this chip is expected to have boost clocks of around 3.7 or 3.8GHz.
In images below, we can see that this new CPU has a total of 40MB of cache, with 32MB of total L3 cache. Sadly, this system was tested using 2133MHz memory, so there is a chance that performance will improve when faster memory is used.
The below test was also conducted on an ASROCK X399 professional gaming motherboard, which was shown off at Computex 2017.
These are some highly impressive scores for Threadripper, though sadly they are not exactly representative of much. We will have to wait until we see Threadripper tested across a wider range of CPU-heavy applications, as only then we will truly see where Threadripper's performance lies.
You can join the discussion on AMD's Threadripper CPUs on the OC3D Forums.
Most Recent Comments
|
Originally Posted by Bagpuss
I live in hope that one day AMD will sort out their disappointing single core IPC.
|
|
Originally Posted by Chopper3
So the single-core score is closest to the four-year old Intel Core i7-4770R and the multicore is a little lower than an Intel Core i7-6900K (which cost about £835) today.
Not impressed yet not surprised. |
|
Originally Posted by AlienALX
There is nothing wrong with their IPC. It is fantastic.
|
|
Originally Posted by Bagpuss
It's still two generations behind Intel's best.
|
Last time I looked the 1700 was around £280 for the same performance as a £1000 Intel CPU.
It's not about who can wee the highest.Quote
CSS Valid
Not impressed yet not surprised.Quote