Tuesday, November 3rd 2020
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X Cinebench Scores Leak
Following the launch of its 5000 series AMD Ryzen processors based on the new Zen 3 core, AMD is preparing for market availability of these processors on November 5th. The reviews are going to arrive on that day as well, meaning that the consumers will know what to look for in the new CPU lineup. Thanks to a LinusTechTips forum member, Jumper118, we have some of the first benchmarks arriving just ahead of the official launch. The user has posted Cinebench R20, R15, and R11.5 scores of the AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 6C/12T CPU. All of the benchmarks were recorded for the single-core values, revealing what we can expect from the new Zen 3 core.
Scoring 609 points in Cinebench R20, 272 and 258 points in R15, and 3.0 points in R11.5, the new Ryzen 5 5600X CPU shows that there is a good performance improvement to be gained from upgrading to the latest generation. Below, you can see the newly released Zen 3 core detailed by AMD, and the benchmark results of the new leak.Here is the YouTube video of Ryzen 5000 series in-depth look:
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Linus Tech Tips forum user Jumper118, via VideoCardz
Scoring 609 points in Cinebench R20, 272 and 258 points in R15, and 3.0 points in R11.5, the new Ryzen 5 5600X CPU shows that there is a good performance improvement to be gained from upgrading to the latest generation. Below, you can see the newly released Zen 3 core detailed by AMD, and the benchmark results of the new leak.Here is the YouTube video of Ryzen 5000 series in-depth look:
39 Comments on AMD Ryzen 5 5600X Cinebench Scores Leak
Also Geekbench ST score over 8000!
hwbot.org/submission/4592296_jumper118_geekbench4___single_core_ryzen_5_5600x_8283_points
hwbot.org/submission/4591800_jumper118_cinebench___r15_ryzen_5_5600x_2040_cb
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then suddenly AIR :D
Perhaps it's kinda worth it?
Yeah, but 2 more days, is it?
I would very much like if 5600 would be included in the first tests, any info on that @staff? I mean, guess you would surely tested it if you had it, but is the matter of 'having' or 'getting' under NDA or someone can give YES/NO type of answer?
Also, they are going to release a 4 core chip at some point probably for far less. Though I wouldn't buy it.
I may just switch out my 10500 ES for one of these!
On a less serious note, I think AMD should and needs to charge this much. Let's not forget that Intel STILL has 10x the financial resources that AMD does (which makes it all that more incredible AMD is able to topple them and is now making Nvidia sweat, another company with resources a magnitude larger). Intel WILL answer back eventually, and it's imperative that AMD makes hay while the sun is shinning so that they have the resources to keep their seriously aggressive R&D running at that same rate.
But let's really look at this price increase.... The 1800x debuted at $500, while the 5800x is $50 cheaper and at least 40% faster.... Can anyone else name another time in which a company's CPUs gained as much performance in as little time with a $50 price drop? I can't.
I think everyone was a bit spoiled by Zen2, but if you look at Zen2, that was priced accordingly, as AMD still did not have the single thread crown and realized that, so they had to price more aggressively to gain market share and increase sales volume, and it worked. This time around, AMD is the best at everything for the time being, and the price is going to reflect that, and yet, they're still reasonably priced considering they're undeniably the best.... I mean, $550 for the fastest $12 core! Can you actually buy another twelve core, even a slower one, for that price?
If intel doesnt have a competitive product soon, we will start seeing $1K+ 12 core procs with zen 4.
Exhibit A:
Looks really impressive.
It's really starting to show its age, especially on console ports (Horizon ZD, Detroit Become Human, etc) and I really need the extra cores (and threads!) for WFH