In Fritz Chess benchmark, the single thread score is reported at 3513. There is also a rumor that AMD will have a Ryzen desktop version, which may be announced in early 2017. The die is the same width as Kabylake 7700K, but it is noticeably longer. CCRL, the Computer Chess Ratings List, is the one of the oldest and longest running chess engine ratings lists in activity, going strong for 15 years now. The latter also gave out 17,049-kilo nodes per second while Ryzen gave 17,693.Īs for the price, AMD Ryzen is forecasted to be more affordable than Intel's i7-6900K at about $800 the most. As seen from the Cinebench R15 benchmark test, the AMD zen chips have achieved 1,188 points from central processing unit (CPU) rendering test while Intel's processor only had 966 points.įritz Chess benchmark test also showed that AMD Ryzen wins their test with 36.86 score points against Intel i7-7700K's 35.52. On the other hand, AMY Ryzen has gain positive reviews in terms of its power consumption since it can only take up 93 watts of power, which is a huge difference from FX-8370's 138 watts and 96 watts of 6900K.Īnother review was spotted comparing AMD Ryzen to Intel's i7-7700K that only has 4 cores and 8 threads. Data shows that the AMD chip did not perform as good as Intel's $1000 processor, though it should be noted that the results are based on unoptimized programs. However, AMD has stated that the chip can further reach the 3.4 GHz clock speed, with more headroom for overclocking purposes, according to TweakTown.Īlso, benchmark results have been shown to compare AMD Ryzen with Intel's own i7-6900K. The recent review shows that the AMD Ryzen has a clock base of 3.15 GHz, which can be boosted to 3.3 GHz. A leaked review has appeared in several tech websites to show that AMD'z next-generation chip can beat what Intel has. After announcing their powerful Zen Chips, which is now called AMD Ryzen, it seems like there is a brewing competition with Intel's upcoming Kaby Lake processor.ĪMD Ryzen was the talk of the town ever since the company boasted its SenseMI technology, which is installed with 16 threads and 8 cores. Thanks to these tests we have been able to observe that Kaby Lake offers a slightly higher performance than the i7 6700K of the Skylake.

Benchmark tests have also been done with the Fritz Chess and 3DMark 11 Extreme programs. | AMDĪMD is keeping up with the tight competition among chipsets and graphics processing units (GPUs). The Intel i7 7700K processor has scored 913 points in Cinebench, reaching 1089 points working at 5.0GHz. AMD announces that their upcoming Zen CPUs will be called the Ryzen.

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