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Cinebench R23 performance on AMD Ryzen 9 7950X appears to be far better than previously reported without requiring 360 mm AIO cooling
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Cinebench R23 performance on AMD Ryzen 9 7950X appears to be far better than previously reported without requiring 360 mm AIO cooling

According to rumours, the AMD Ryzen 9 7950X and Core i9-13900K have already engaged in a single-core and multi-core task duel. The Ryzen 9 7950X, however, behind the Intel Core i9-13900K in latest Cinbench R23 results for multi-threaded activities. Now, a couple of Tweets from trustworthy leaker Greymon55 seek to allay Ryzen 9 7950X's performance and heat issues.OneRaichu discovered that the Ryzen 9 7950X experienced thermal throttling on the first Cinebench R23 run. The CPU was only able to attain a score of 37,452 points with a 360 mm AIO water block since the chip may reach 95°C. Serial leaker Greymon55 rejects these findings and blames the BIOS for the Ryzen 9 7950X's subpar multi-core performance in comparison to the Core i9-13900K and high temperatures.According to Greym...
Userbench’s database places AMD Ryzen 7 7600X first, surpassing Core i9-12900KS and i7-12700K
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Userbench’s database places AMD Ryzen 7 7600X first, surpassing Core i9-12900KS and i7-12700K

Ironically, AMD's Ryzen 5 7600X has risen to the top of the Userbench despite the latter's criticism of the Zen family in the form of crude and unprofessional comments. The Zen 4 lineup's upcoming release, though, has taken UB off guard. The hex-core Raphael chip has climbed to the top of the UB database's "Effective Speed" ratings thanks to a leaked benchmark. This test simply shows whether a processor has a single core or two cores, to put it simply.With its forthcoming chips, AMD has mostly concentrated on IPC and core clocks, therefore UB's rating criteria have bitten AMD in the arse. This time, AMD will lead in lightly threaded workloads like gaming and multimedia while Intel will excel in multi-threaded workloads like simulations and content creation. In just two generations...
Lenovo Launches ThinkPad Z13 With AMD Ryzen 6000 Processor
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Lenovo Launches ThinkPad Z13 With AMD Ryzen 6000 Processor

The brand-new Lenovo ThinkPad Z13 is the company's first-ever ThinkPad model to use an AMD Ryzen 6000 CPU. From 2011 forward, the ThinkPad Z13 will compete with the ThinkPad X1 series with Intel support. In order to provide ThinkPads that are exclusive to AMD, Lenovo and AMD have collaborated to create the new ThinkPad Z series. The ThinkPad X1 Nano is one of the kinds of laptops that Intel continues to co-develop with Lenovo.The brand-new Lenovo ThinkPad Z13Compact laptop from Lenovo with a different design than the X1 series is the ThinkPad Z13. The business wants to draw new customers to its ThinkPad computers. It sports a redesigned haptic touchpad, a reworked keyboard layout, and various chassis materials. The ThinkPad TrackPoint does not have any distinct buttons on the hapt...