AMD Ryzen 7 benchmark score 3800X crushed Intel i9 9900K rival
The upcoming Ryzen 7 3800X processor from AMD has a much better multi-core score than the Intel i9 9900K, despite a significantly lower price.
The upcoming Ryzen 7 3800X processor from AMD has a much better multi-core score than the Intel i9 9900K, despite a significantly lower price.
The benchmark score on Geekbench showed that Ryzen 7 3800X achieved a multi-core score of 34,059, about 8% more powerful than rival Core i9 9900K, 31,471 points.
8% is a big difference in performance. For Core i9 9900K, this is really a strong blow. Meanwhile, users can expect a clear increase in real-world performance performance for AMD's Ryzen 7 3800X.
As for the single-digit score, the balance turned back to the Core i9 9900K with a score of over 6,633, while Ryzen 7 3800X only scored 5.406, lagging behind.
The benchmark data showed that the AMD chip tested with the X470 mainboard had 16GB of DDR4 memory, which had a speed of 2.133 MHz, but because of this is DDR - Double Data Rate, its benchmark score of 1.065 MHz needs to be duplicated. Therefore, if tested on a faster hardware platform, Ryzen 7 3800X's benchmark score may be even higher.
Compared to the price, AMD Ryzen 7 3800X is priced at $ 399, much cheaper than the $ 499 Intel Core i9 9900K, which is even more noticeable.
AMD Ryzen 7 3800X will be released next month. In terms of performance and price, AMD's processors will attract more users than Intel's 9000 processor line, although it is planning to cut prices by 15%.
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