#CPU benchmarks

[truetechreview]

Choosing the Right Processor: Intel vs AMD Ryzen – 2025 Guide for Gaming, Productivity & Budget

Intel vs AMD Ryzen : 2025 CPU Guide for Gaming & Productivity Selecting the right processor (CPU) for your laptop or desktop is a critical decision that directly impacts your device’s performance. Whether you’re a gamer, content creator, student, or power user, choosing the right processor ensures that you get the best value and efficiency from your system. In this guide, we’ll dive into the…

[wavetapper]

she looks a little better now

[lordhadesvt]

Awww yiss~

[aiandemily]

【実機を試す！】世界を変えるPC Copilot＋PCガチでレビューするぞ！Microsoft Surface Laptop【忖度一切無し！】

[thelvadams]

seeing everyone playing monster hunter wilds when i know i don't have time to try it right now:

[jasminewilson143]

AMD Ryzen: A Game-Changer in Processor Technology

Introduction AMD’s Ryzen processor series has revolutionized the CPU market, offering exceptional performance, value, and versatility. With their innovative architecture and competitive pricing, Ryzen processors have gained immense popularity among gamers, content creators, and everyday users. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into the key features, benefits, and specifications of Ryzen…

[mia-needs-sleep]

There are most definitely people comparing the cpus

Hi, regarding this post: https://www.tumblr.com/demilypyro/774691257489489921?source=share I would not recommend either of these components you've selected!

the NH-D15 is starting to show its age. It remains super expensive, while not having the performance to match that nowadays. The Peerless Assassin is about a third of the price, for better performance. Peerless Assassin review: https://youtu.be/Mm4hyIHe1PM?si=4ItRLhuJO_wE5Dbr

The CPU you've chosen is also super old and not good value. It used to be great, but nowadays for gaming and even rendering, it can be beaten by the far cheaper Ryzen 7 5700X3D (Still AM4, assuming that's the motherboard socket you're using now, and don't want to buy a whole new motherboard and potentially RAM.) I can't even find any reviews comparing the two CPUs, because they're so far apart from one another.

I would strongly recommend you reconsider before purchasing, or return these items if you can.

I have found the one thing that's more annoying than backseat gamers, and it is backseat PC builders. Explode

[bullseyereview2it]

Do AMD Ryzen 7 8700G and Ryzen 5 8600G processors have enough power in gaming to make you forget about the video card?

We adore PCs outfitted with the latest and most high-performance components, running games at the highest possible FPS in 4K resolution. However, what do you do when your gaming budget doesn’t stretch beyond the price of a second-hand flagship phone? AMD addresses this question and caters to budget-conscious gamers and casual players by introducing the 8000G Series. This series could serve as a…

[ttngummybear]

I didn't realize how hilarious and sad my old laptop's benchmarks would be to record.

[sugnac]

ベンチマークではApple M3 の良さを評価できてない M3搭載のMacが11月7日に発売になりました。様��なレビューでM3の性能が良いという報告が出ていますが、私は様々なベンチマーク測定ソフトはM3の良さを評価できていないと思っています。特にGPUに関しては特殊な機能が万地マークでは測定されていないからです。またM3 ProがM2 Proと同程度の性能にしか発揮できない理由を考えています。

[phonemantra-blog]

The Power: A Comprehensive Comparison of M1 Max and M2 Pro In the ever-evolving tech industry, choosing the right processor is crucial for maximizing performance and productivity. Apple's M1 Max and M2 Pro chips have gained significant attention due to their advanced capabilities. This comprehensive comparison aims to help users understand the key differences between the M1 Max and M2 Pro and make an informed decision. By applying the MECE (Mutually Exclusive, Collectively Exhaustive) framework, we will analyze various aspects of these chips, including performance, graphics, battery life, and thermal efficiency. [caption id="attachment_61626" align="aligncenter" width="506"] m1 max vs m2 pro[/caption] Understanding the M1 Max What is the M1 Max? The M1 Max is Apple's flagship chip designed for high-performance computing in their lineup. It combines a powerful 10-core CPU, a 32-core GPU, and a 16-core Neural Engine. This chip offers exceptional speed and efficiency, making it ideal for demanding tasks such as video editing, 3D rendering, and data analysis. Unleashing Performance: The Power of M1 Max The M1 Max is a game-changer when it comes to performance. Its advanced architecture and integration of various components on a single chip result in lightning-fast processing speeds. With its high-performance CPU and GPU cores, the M1 Max delivers unparalleled power efficiency and responsiveness, enabling users to handle resource-intensive tasks effortlessly. Graphics and Machine Learning Capabilities The M1 Max's graphics performance is truly remarkable. With its 32-core GPU, it offers exceptional graphics rendering capabilities, making it a dream come true for creative professionals and gamers. Additionally, the M1 Max's Neural Engine provides substantial machine learning capabilities, accelerating AI-based tasks like image recognition and natural language processing. Battery Life and Thermal Efficiency Battery life and thermal efficiency are crucial factors to consider in any chip. The M1 Max excels in both areas. Its efficient architecture and power management features contribute to extended battery life, allowing users to work for longer periods without worrying about running out of power. Moreover, the M1 Max's thermal management system ensures optimal heat dissipation, preventing overheating and maintaining consistent performance even under heavy workloads. Exploring the M2 Pro Introduction to the M2 Pro The M2 Pro is Apple's next-generation chip, positioned as a powerful option in their chip lineup. It is designed to deliver enhanced performance and efficiency for a wide range of computing tasks. Let's dive deeper into the features and advantages of the M2 Pro. Performance Boost: The Advantages of M2 Pro The M2 Pro brings a significant performance boost compared to its predecessors. With its advanced architecture and upgraded CPU and GPU cores, the M2 Pro offers faster processing speeds and improved multitasking capabilities. Users can expect seamless performance while handling demanding applications and workflows, making it an ideal choice for professionals and power users. Graphics and AI Enhancements Graphics and AI capabilities are key strengths of the M2 Pro. Its enhanced GPU delivers impressive graphics rendering, providing a visually immersive experience for content creators and gamers. Additionally, the M2 Pro incorporates advanced AI enhancements, enabling faster machine learning tasks and empowering developers to create innovative AI-based applications. Battery Efficiency and Cooling System Battery efficiency and effective cooling are critical aspects of any chip. The M2 Pro excels in both areas. Its optimized power management features contribute to extended battery life, ensuring users can work for longer periods without interruption. Additionally, the M2 Pro's advanced cooling system efficiently dissipates heat, maintaining optimal performance even during intensive workloads and preventing thermal throttling. Head-to-Head Comparison Performance Showdown: M1 Max vs. M2 Pro Now that we have explored the individual capabilities of the M1 Max and M2 Pro, it's time for a head-to-head comparison of their performance. We will analyze benchmarks, processing power, and real-world usage scenarios to determine which chip reigns supreme in terms of overall performance. Graphics and AI Face-Off In this section, we will compare the graphics and AI capabilities of the M1 Max and M2 Pro. We will examine their respective GPU performance, graphics rendering capabilities, and AI acceleration to determine which chip offers superior performance in creative work and machine learning tasks. Battery Life and Thermal Management Battle Battery life and thermal management are critical factors to consider when choosing a chip. In this section, we will evaluate the battery life and thermal management of the M1 Max and M2 Pro. We will analyze their power efficiency, heat dissipation mechanisms, and overall thermal performance to identify which chip offers better efficiency and longevity. FAQs Are the M1 Max and M2 Pro compatible with existing Mac devices? Yes, both the M1 Max and M2 Pro are designed to be compatible with specific Mac devices. However, it's important to check the compatibility requirements before making a purchase. Can I upgrade from the M1 Max to the M2 Pro? No, the M1 Max and M2 Pro are different chips with distinct architectures. Upgrading from one to the other would require purchasing a new Mac device that incorporates the desired chip. How do the prices of the M1 Max and M2 Pro compare? The prices of the M1 Max and M2 Pro may vary depending on the specific Mac device they are integrated into. It's recommended to check Apple's official website or authorized retailers for the most up-to-date pricing information. Are there any future chip developments expected from Apple? Apple is known for its continuous innovation and advancements in chip technology. They will likely introduce new and improved chips in the future, further pushing the boundaries of performance and efficiency. Conclusion: In conclusion, the M1 Max and M2 Pro are both powerful chips with their unique strengths. The M1 Max excels in performance, graphics, and machine learning capabilities while offering excellent battery life and thermal efficiency. On the other hand, the M2 Pro brings improved performance, graphics, and AI enhancements, along with efficient battery management and advanced cooling. The choice between the two ultimately depends on individual needs and preferences. It is essential to consider the specific requirements of your workload and prioritize the features that matter most to you. By staying informed about Apple's chip advancements, you can make an informed decision and unleash the power of the best chip for your needs.

[govindhtech]

Intel’s Next-Gen Core i9-14900K 6 GHz CPU Benchmarked

The most recent benchmarks of Intel’s next-generation have been discovered, and they demonstrate a significant improvement in performance in comparison to the 13900K.

The performance of the Intel Core i9-14900K CPU in the leaked CPU-z benchmark is shown to be up to 9% faster than that of the Core i9-13900K CPU.

Within the 14th Generation stack, the Intel Core i9-14900K Desktop CPU is going to be the chip with the highest clock speed. It will have similar specifications to the existing Core i9-13900K, but it will be tuned for higher clocks and power limits. This will allow for a performance boost that is well within the expected range of any refreshed chip, which is essentially what the 14th Generation Raptor Lake Refresh family is at the end of the day.

To begin with the specifications, the Intel Core i9-14900K CPU will have a configuration of 8+16 cores, which results in a total of 32 threads. The central processing unit (CPU) will have a basic TDP of 125W (253W PL2) and up to 36 MB of Smart Cache. Clock speeds of 3.2 GHz at base and up to 6.0 GHz with a Thermal Velocity Boost are going to be among its defining characteristics.

Next-Gen Core i9-14900K 6 GHz CPU:

In comparison to the Core i9-13900K, this will result in a frequency increase of +200 MHz, while remaining identical to the Core i9-13900KS. Although the central processing unit (CPU) was recently seen in retail at pricing of $695 US, which is a +15.8% jump over its predecessor, we shouldn’t consider this to be the “Final” retail price just yet.

The Intel Core i9-14900K Desktop CPU benchmarks were provided by @wxnod. These benchmarks demonstrate that the chip is functioning at 6 GHz out of the box, which is the same clock rates as the Core i9-13900KS. The chip is labeled as a “Engineering Sample,” which means that the final performance may differ somewhat but should still be quite consistent.

The central processing unit achieved a score of 978 in the single-core test and 18,117.5 in the multi-core test, putting it in first place among all desktop CPUs that have been made available to this point. When it finally reaches store shelves, this chip will undoubtedly be the one with the fastest single-core and multi-core performance, but the price tag for all of this capability will be very steep.

It is possible that the Intel Core i9-14900K Desktop CPU will end up being the fastest chip available; however, it will also be incredibly power demanding and a very difficult chip to control in terms of temperature. The Core i9-13900K and the Core i9-13900KS are two of the most power-hungry CPUs available. Under full load, these processors may reach temperatures of up to 100 degrees Celsius and use anywhere from 250 to 300 watts of electricity.

If you choose Intel as your processor manufacturer, you will be need to make some of these concessions due to the fact that the AMD camp provides superior performance in addition to more cost-effective operations. The comparison of the X3D components with regard to gaming is going to be the most intriguing one since it is absolutely going to be something that Intel will sell the advantages of the single-core boost for. In any case, the Core i9-14900K along with the other two “Unlocked” SKUs are going to be unveiled during the Innovation event that will take place later on this month.

Intel Raptor Lake-S Refresh Desktop CPU Specs “Preliminary”:

[kremlin]

fun tumblr fact: open new text post editor. hit some keys. now press ctrl-z. HAHAAH, get it, "undo"? this isn't photoshop moron, did you want us to keep track of every individual keystroke and then undo them one-at-a-time? you have a whole key that does that and it's even a wide one. not only is it all gone in the editor, it is (incredibly strangely) also completely gone in memory. Post? every reference is mapped, then deleted, then the root graph node is deleted, then page content cache is cleared, then like seven or eight layers of browser caches are cleared, and now javascript running meaningless memory benchmark routines are executed in full blast parallel to blow away the feint hope that one or two whole sentences worth of bytes have survived in your CPU L1/L2/L3 cache in case your ass was going to attempt a liquid helium cold-boot. its like yoda said. "there is only do and un-do" (star wars 1987 dir. george lucas)

[never-obsolete]

old benchmark, modern CPU

[s-lycopersicum]

The PassMark CPU benchmark score echoes the impermanence of all things.

[demilypyro]

took me 8 hrs to upgrade my pc. it was my first time replacing a CPU.

i had to

buy supplies

pick up the parts

learn how to remove the old parts

carefully remove them

clean the old parts

very carefully install the new CPU

learn how to use thermal paste

decipher the cooler's manual

figure out what a backplate is

install the heat sink

move some parts around to make the new fan fit

close the pc up

hook the pc up to the setup and test performance

notice it aint working right

have a lunch break

figure out moving the GPU to a different slot hurt performance

go back in and modify the heat sink a bit so the GPU could fit back in the original slot

move the wireless adapter a bit for that

hook the pc back up

then finally got it all working right and ran the benchmark again

it was supposed to be my day off, but i ended up basically working a whole day anyway.... so tired....