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Threadripper 9000 CPUs spotted with 16 to 96 Zen 5 cores — Shimada Peak expected to max out at 350W
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/threadripper-9000-cpus-spotted-with-16-to-96-zen-5-cores-shimada-peak-expected-to-max-out-at-350w
Does this pattern mean I burned out my laser diode?
https://redd.it/1gy3517
@r_ece
The RTX 5090 uses Nvidia's biggest die since the RTX 2080 Ti
https://www.techspot.com/news/105693-rtx-5090-uses-nvidia-biggest-die-since-rtx.html
5g IQ sample datasets
I've been pretty interested in learning more about the 5g NR protocol and some of the physical layer processing. Does anyone know a good available 5g dataset I could use to experiment and practice?
What's wrong with using the Arduino framework in industry?
I do "advanced" Arduino programming, in which I create my own .cpp files and .h files and include them in my main sketch, and use VS Code with the Arduino plugin. It works great, and I can apply the same code to multiple different boards.
Now, what's the problem with using the Arduino framework in a commercial product? I understand that it probably uses more memory and storage than desired, but how much more? Why does everyone shit on it, and would something like Platformio be better?
Disclaimer: Voodoo2-SLi on Reddit and Leonidas on 3DCenter are the same person. So, I write these reviews by myself for 3DCenter and translate the performance tables for Reddit by myself. No copy and paste of other people's work.
Zen5
CompB|89.3%|74.8%|73.2%|75.3%|70.0%|76.8%|76.0%|68.5%|72.1%|73.7%|100%
Eurog|85.6%|82.1%|79.0%|81.5%|69.5%|79.2%|79.6%|64.3%|–|72.3%|100%
GNexus|86.6%|77.0%|~73%|76.1%|70.4%|79.7%|82.6%|69.4%|74.3%|78.5%|100%
HWCan|90.8%|88.5%|85.8%|86.5%|67.8%|74.1%|78.8%|71.9%|–|78.8%|100%
HWCo|91.3%|80.2%|80.0%|82.8%|75.5%|82.1%|83.0%|69.3%|73.1%|76.0%|100%
HWL|84.2%|71.7%|74.5%|77.6%|69.9%|78.0%|78.1%|66.6%|71.0%|72.7%|100%
KitG|89.5%|81.6%|83.1%|86.8%|71.5%|84.1%|86.9%|68.9%|72.2%|74.6%|100%
Linus|90.8%|86.4%|–|83.8%|74.2%|78.6%|81.0%|71.9%|74.6%|73.5%|100%
PCGH|90.4%|76.4%|76.6%|79.9%|–|84.7%|86.2%|71.1%|74.9%|77.4%|100%
Quasar|93.7%|86.2%|–|88.1%|–|79.9%|82.4%|–|77.4%|81.1%|100%
SweCl|85.6%|74.2%|–|79.5%|68.9%|75.8%|80.3%|68.2%|–|79.5%|100%
TPU|92.7%|84.0%|82.5%|84.0%|81.0%|85.5%|87.8%|77.4%|79.9%|82.3%|100%
TS/HUB|91.3%|76.5%|–|77.2%|–|–|77.9%|–|–|74.5%|100%
Tom's|85.1%|78.4%|74.3%|77.7%|–|74.3%|75.0%|–|71.6%|75.0%|100%
avg Game Perf.|89.7%|79.4%|78.3%|80.9%|73.7%|79.9%|81.5%|70.4%|74.0%|76.7%|100%
Power Limit|162W|88W|162W|200W|181W|253W|253W|159W|250W|250W|162W
MSRP|$449|$359|$499|$649|$319|$409|$589|$309|$394|$589|$479
Retail GER|467€|333€|450€|652€|246€|369€|464€|335€|439€|650€|529€
Perf/€ GER|102%|126%|92%|66%|158%|115%|93%|111%|89%|62%|100%
Retail US|$489|$326|$419|$660|$236|$347|$438|$319|$400|$630|$479
Perf/$ US|88%|117%|89%|59%|149%|110%|89%|106%|89%|58%|100%
Games|5700X3D|5800X3D|7800X3D|9800X3D
|:--|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|
|8C Zen3|8C Zen3|8C Zen4|8C Zen5
ComputerBase|-|100%|127.6%|142.9%
Eurogamer|94.6%|100%|115.7%|135.1%
Gamers Nexus|91.2%|100%|110.3%|127.3%
Hardware Canucks|91.8%|100%|119.9%|132.1%
Hardwareluxx|-|100%|118.6%|140.9%
Linus Tech Tips|-|100%|111.9%|123.2%
PC Games Hardware|91.8%|100%|121.3%|134.2%
Quasarzone|-|100%|113.1%|120.7%
SweClockers|-|100%|110.8%|129.4%
TechPowerUp|-|100%|119.6%|129.0%
TechSpot|-|100%|124.8%|136.7%
Tom's Hardware|90.2%|-|114.8%|134.8%
avg Gaming Perf.|~92%|100%|118.7%|132.3%
Power Draw|78X3D|9700X|9900X|9950X|146K|147K|149K|245K|265K|285K|98X3D
|:--|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|
|8C Zen4|8C Zen5|12C Zen5|16C Zen5|6P+8E RPL|8P+12E RPL|8P+16E RPL|6P+8E ARL|8P+12E ARL|8P+16E ARL|8C Zen5
CB24 @Tweak|104W|117W|198W|244W|191W|252W|274W|157W|238W|263W|163W
Blender @TPU|74W|80W|173W|220W|145W|222W|281W|134W|155W|235W|155W
Premiere @Tweak|85W|117W|189W|205W|152W|223W|228W|121W|156W|149W|139W
Handbrake @Tom's|74W|127W|156W|192W|179W|224W|227W|105W|151W|177W|116W
AutoCAD @Igor's|63W|77W|-|77W|75W|128W|141W|50W|64W|59W|?
Ø6 Appl. @PCGH|74W|83W|149W|180W|151W|180W|174W|107W|138W|152W|105W
Ø47 Appl. @TPU|48W|61W|113W|135W|90W|140W|180W|78W|108W|132W|88W
Ø15 Game @CB|61W|87W|109W|112W|119W|163W|167W|62W|77W|83W|83W
Ø15 Game @HWCan|54W|82W|97W|103W|107W|154W|147W|68W|-|86W|61W
Ø13 Game @TPU|46W|71W|100W|104W|76W|116W|149W|61W|77W|94W|65W
Ø13 Game @Tom's|66W|96W|108W|111W|98W|126W|122W|59W|67W|78W|77W
Ø10 Game @PCGH|49W|82W|102W|118W|107W|124W|127W|67W|76W|83W|69W
Ø6 Game @Igor's|65W|98W|-|118W|104W|136W|131W|92W|105W|104W|?
avg Appl. Power|65W|81W|135W|160W|121W|174W|198W|95W|127W|147W|107W
Appl. Power Efficiency|134%|120%|95%|93%|80%|70%|67%|106%|100%|96%|100%
avg Game Power|56W|86W|105W|111W|101W|135W|140W|67W|79W|88W|73W
Game Power Efficiency|116%|68%|54%|53%|53%|43%|42%|76%|68%|64%|100%
Power Limit|162W|88W|162W|200W|181W|253W|253W|159W|250W|250W|162W
MSRP|$449|$359|$499|$649|$319|$409|$589|$309|$394|$589|$479
The power consumption values from Igor's Lab will be added as soon as they are available. However, they will then no longer be included in the index values.
at a glance: Ryzen 7 9800X3D has more gaming performance than...
+25.9% vs Ryzen 7 9700X
+23.5% vs Ryzen 9 9950X
+22.8% vs Core i9-14900K
+30.4% vs Core Ultra 9 285K
+32.3% vs Ryzen 7 5800X3D
Source:
AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D Meta Review: 19 launch reviews compared
- compilation of 19 launch reviews with ~4720 application benchmarks & ~1640 gaming benchmarks
- stock performance on default power limits, no overclocking, memory speeds explained here
- only gaming benchmarks for real games compiled, not included any 3DMark & Unigine benchmarks
- gaming benchmarks strictly at CPU limited settings, mostly at 720p or 1080p 1% min/99th percentile
- power consumption is strictly for the CPU (package) only, no whole system consumption
- geometric mean in all cases
- performance average is (moderate) weighted in favor of reviews with more benchmarks
- tables are sometimes very wide, the last column to the right is the 9800X3D at 100%
- retailer prices according to Geizhals (Germany, on Nov 10, incl. 19% VAT) and Newegg (USA, on Nov 10) for immediately available offers
- performance results as a graph
- for the full results and more explanations check 3DCenter's Ryzen 7 9800X3D Launch Analysis
- TLDR: on average, 9800X3D brings +22.2% more application performance and +11.5% more gaming performance over 7800X3D
Appl.|78X3D|9700X|9900X|9950X|146K|147K|149K|245K|265K|285K|98X3D
|:--|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|
|8C Zen4|8C Zen5|12C Zen5|16C Zen5|6P+8E RPL|8P+12E RPL|8P+16E RPL|6P+8E ARL|8P+12E ARL|8P+16E ARL|8C Zen5
CompB|79.9%|86.8%|116.4%|140.9%|88.7%|118.9%|127.7%|95.0%|126.4%|142.8%|100%
Guru3D|82.5%|89.4%|126.5%|155.2%|97.0%|125.3%|135.7%|93.7%|127.1%|148.7%|100%
HWCo|77.1%|80.5%|123.8%|144.0%|90.7%|119.7%|132.3%|95.7%|124.2%|142.2%|100%
HWL|80.8%|86.6%|125.3%|143.3%|91.0%|121.5%|131.5%|90.4%|124.5%|141.9%|100%
HotHW|85.3%|91.7%|117.3%|134.4%|91.4%|110.7%|122.1%|90.7%|–|127.4%|100%
Linus|84.2%|97.4%|125.8%|149.3%|87.5%|114.2%|125.2%|92.2%|121.8%|134.9%|100%
PCGH|82.5%|94.6%|124.1%|144.9%|–|113.0%|124.8%|94.2%|112.9%|124.6%|100%
Phoro|74.6%|89.2%|112.4%|126.7%|75.2%|–|95.6%|84.5%|–|107.9%|100%
TPU|85.1%|94.1%|112.0%|125.1%|93.3%|110.2%|119.5%|95.6%|113.3%|121.0%|100%
TS/HUB|84.4%|89.3%|124.0%|147.2%|92.6%|121.5%|131.1%|95.0%|124.8%|141.4%|100%
Tom's|80.7%|98.2%|120.7%|139.3%|94.2%|116.8%|127.3%|99.3%|124.6%|138.1%|100%
Tweak's|80.5%|97.8%|114.1%|128.6%|87.5%|105.6%|114.0%|86.1%|106.7%|116.7%|100%
WCCF|86.1%|96.5%|128.4%|145.8%|100.7%|121.7%|136.5%|107.4%|–|148.3%|100%
avg Appl. Perf.|81.8%|91.4%|120.1%|139.0%|91.2%|114.1%|124.6%|94.0%|119.1%|132.7%|100%
Power Limit|162W|88W|162W|200W|181W|253W|253W|159W|250W|250W|162W
MSRP|$449|$359|$499|$649|$319|$409|$589|$309|$394|$589|$479
Retail GER|467€|333€|450€|652€|246€|369€|464€|335€|439€|650€|529€
Perf/€ GER|93%|145%|141%|113%|196%|164%|142%|149%|144%|108%|100%
Retail US|$489|$326|$419|$660|$236|$347|$438|$319|$400|$630|$479
Perf/$ US|80%|134%|137%|101%|185%|158%|136%|141%|143%|101%|100%
Games|78X3D|9700X|9900X|9950X|146K|147K|149K|245K|265K|285K|98X3D
|:--|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|:--:|
|8C Zen4|8C Zen5|12C Zen5|16C Zen5|6P+8E RPL|8P+12E RPL|8P+16E RPL|6P+8E ARL|8P+12E ARL|8P+16E ARL|8C
Nvidia to replace Intel in Dow Jones Industrial Average — Intel's 25-year reign has come to an end
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/nvidia-to-replace-intel-in-dow-jones-industrial-average-intels-25-year-reign-has-come-to-an-end
The official Yescoin™
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