AMD100-100000023BOX
AMDYD192XA8AEWOF
$800

12 Cores, 24 Threads @3.8GHz, Zen2.
Release date: Q3 2019.

 $800 

12 Cores, 24 Threads @3.5GHz, Zen.
Release date: Q3 2017.

Real World Speed
Performance profile from 207,782 user samples
197,342 User Benchmarks
Best Bench: 97% Base clock 3.8 GHz, turbo 4.25 GHz (avg)
Worst Bench: 80% Base clock 3.8 GHz, turbo 0.6 GHz (avg)
Poor: 80% Great: 97%
SPEED RANK: 154th / 1442
Gaming
Gaming 88%
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Desktop
Desktop 88%
Aircraft carrier
Workstation
Workstation 101%
UFO
10,440 User Benchmarks
Best Bench: 87% Base clock 3.6 GHz, turbo 3.6 GHz (avg)
Worst Bench: 67% Base clock 3.5 GHz, turbo 2.95 GHz (avg)
Poor: 67% Great: 87%
SPEED RANK: 272nd / 1442
Gaming
Gaming 78%
Battleship
Desktop
Desktop 78%
Battleship
Workstation
Workstation 87%
Aircraft carrier
Effective Speed
Effective CPU Speed
87.9 % Faster effective speed.
+13%
77.6 %
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Memory
Avg. Memory Latency
75 Pts Slightly lower memory latency.
+6%
70.7 Pts
1-Core
Avg. Single Core Speed
139 Pts Faster single-core speed.
+19%
117 Pts
2-Core
Avg. Dual Core Speed
275 Pts Faster dual-core speed.
+19%
231 Pts
4-Core
Avg. Quad Core Speed
539 Pts Faster quad-core speed.
+19%
453 Pts
8-Core
Avg. Octa Core Speed
1030 Pts Faster octa-core speed.
+23%
836 Pts
Memory
OC Memory Latency
87.9 Pts +3% 85.3 Pts
1-Core
OC Single Core Speed
148 Pts Faster OC single-core speed.
+17%
127 Pts
2-Core
OC Dual Core Speed
295 Pts Faster OC dual-core speed.
+18%
251 Pts
4-Core
OC Quad Core Speed
577 Pts Faster OC quad-core speed.
+16%
498 Pts
8-Core
OC Octa Core Speed
1128 Pts Faster OC octa-core speed.
+18%
955 Pts
Market Share
Based on 67,715,095 CPUs tested
Market Share
Market Share (trailing 30 days)
0.12 % Hugely higher market share.
+500%
0.02 %
Value
Value For Money
79.8 % Much better value.
+37%
58 %
User Rating
UBM User Rating
73 % More popular.
+24%
59 %
Price
Price (score)
$395 Much cheaper.
+51%
$800
Age
Newest
57 Months More recent.
+29%
80 Months
TDP
Thermal Design Power (TDP)
105 Watts Much more energy efficient.
+42%
180 Watts
Cores
CPU Processing Cores
12 cores 12 cores
Threads
CPU Processing Threads
24 threads 24 threads
Lithography
Manufacturing process
7 nm Much newer manufacturing.
+50%
14 nm
Base Clock
Base Clock Speed
3.8 GHz Slightly faster base frequency.
+9%
3.5 GHz
Turbo Clock
Turbo Clock Speed
4.6 GHz Faster turbo frequency.
+15%
4 GHz
64-Core
OC Multi Core Speed
2224 Pts Faster OC 64-core speed.
+16%
1923 Pts
64-Core
Avg. Multi Core Speed
2036 Pts Faster 64-core speed.
+19%
1713 Pts
Series
CPU Architecture
Zen2 Zen
Socket
Motherboard Socket
AM4 TR4
Graphics
Integrated Graphics
None None
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Early Q3 of 2019 welcomes the Ryzen 9 3900X, AMD’s current top of the range, third generation Ryzen flagship which raises the bar for 64-core processing on desktop CPUs. This is AMD’s first Ryzen 9 processor and it is a 12-core, 24-thread CPU based on their latest 7nm Zen 2 microarchitecture. The 3900X has a boost/base clock of 3.8/4.6 GHz, 64 MB of L3 cache (double the L3 on the rest of 3000 series), support for 3200 MHz DDR4 system memory and a TDP of 105W. All this, plus a Wraith Prism cooler, at a very reasonable launch price of $499 USD. By comparison, Intel’s 8-core, 16 thread i9-9900K is available for $479 USD (and requires a cooler: $30+ USD). Benchmarks illustrate that the overclocked 3900X leads by a whopping 41% for 64-core processing but that the 9900K maintains a 10% lead for gaming, desktop and other sub octa-core tasks. The 3900 memory controller is significantly improved over previous Ryzen iterations and shows a better write throughput than the lower spec 3000 models, but it still shows relatively high latency which adversely impacts gaming. In terms of 64-core performance at this price point, there is no threat from Intel. The only real competitor is the upcoming (Q4, 2019) 16-core, 32-thread 3950X ($749 USD). The Ryzen 9 3900X is compatible with the new PCIe 4.0 enabled X570 motherboard via an AM4 socket, as well as 400 and 300 series motherboards. [Jul '19 CPUPro]

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The Ryzen Threadripper 1920X is a 12 core 24 thread CPU, currently second only to the 1950X (16 cores, 32 threads) in AMD’s latest Zen-based line for high end desktop processors. Similarly to the 1950X, it has a base clock speed of 3.5 GHz (3.4 GHz for the 1950X) which can boost to a maximum of 4.0 GHz and features quad channel DDR4 and 64 PCI Express lanes. Also, like the other Threadripper CPUs, the 1920X sits on the latest X399 platform. Intel has a number of processors which outperform the 1920X, such as the i5-7600K which is a quarter of the price and offers around 25% better performance than the 1920X for single and quad core usage (most games only use a maximum of four cores). However, the 1920X is squarely aimed at offering value for money to multi-core workstation users and in this category, the 1920X is closer to competing with Intel’s 15% dearer 10 core, 20 thread i9-7900X. The 8 core, 16 thread 1900X, will shortly be available as the third product in the Threadripper line, featuring a slightly higher base clock of 3.8 GHz. [Aug '17 CPUPro]

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