AMD 32 core tearer, Intel 8 core new Core benchmark performance results exposure

HKEPC's Lau Kin Lam produced a Cinebench R15 ladder chart on a July 14th live broadcast of the Cinebench R15 ladder, based on multi-threaded results. There are three unreleased top-level CPUs, 32-core 64-thread AMD Ryzen thread tearing. Splitter 2990X, the highest frequency is 4.2GHz, multi-threaded best score 6399.

Followed by two unidentified models of Intel CPU, 8 cores and 16 threads, 3.1GHz multi-threaded 2212 points, 6 cores and 12 threads, the main frequency 3.2GHz multi-threaded out of 1633.

Compared with the already released CPU, the 2990X is up to 113% more than the 1950X (16C32T) multi-threaded, and the 8C16T Intel (i9-9900K?) is 57% higher than the 6C12T's i7-8700K, even slightly higher than the 10C20T's 7900X.

However, the identity of 6C12T is very strange. Lau Kin Lam said that it is Core i7, but the current rumor is that 'i7-9700K' is 8 cores and 8 threads, so HOP guessed an I7-9600K, for reference only.

In terms of release time, AMD's second-generation thread ripper is expected to be available on August 13. The Core 9000 series or '9th generation Core' will need to wait until the end of August and early September.