News Leak indicates AMD Ryzen 9000X3D series CPU gaming performance will disappoint

13% fps increase over the fastest gaming CPU in the world, and you call that underwhelming?
Also: "It should be noted that the new CPUs were run at the same frequency as the previous generation processors".

Like, that's just an IPC brag (or more like a VCache+IPC one), since you could say, looking at Ry9K's current line up, that the new VCache'd CPUs will clock higher.

So that average is a baseline of potential increase, which makes it even better. This is under the caveat that I do believe the new 3D chips will clock higher.

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13% fps increase over the fastest gaming CPU in the world, and you call that underwhelming?
It’s not a 13% average increase. It is 13% increase at best. MSI showed that the increase will range from 2% to 13% depending on the title. The 13% is about Far Cry 6 and it is an outlier.
 
Calling 2 - 13% increase in a light of utter failure of Intel's 200S line regarding gaming and power effeciency is a bit...awkward, don't You think?

Intel's iterational bread and butter till AyMD came with Zen was what? iPC gain of 2 - 4% per generation of their never-ending "hegemony" of 4c/4t/8t CPU's beginning with Intel® Core™2 Quad Q6600 and ending with 7700K and arrival of Zen CPU's, where 1700X and 8700K broke the ice.

Now up to a double digit generational increase isn't enough? Come on Tom's Hardware, are You for real? 😒
 
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Post the slide, Anton

https://videocardz.com/newz/msi-leaks-ryzen-9000x3d-2-to-13-higher-gaming-performance-than-7000x3d
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PERFORMANCE IS EXPECTED TO BE BETTER ON PR SAMPLES AND RETAIL CHIPS
 

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Disappointing for who? More "disappointment" based on leaks and pre-release benchmarks? God tech journalism is turning into just non-stop tedious clickbait.
 
double digit improvement is good...is this trying to make intel's "parity" sound not as bad?

also if its not OC'd you lost a lot of performance as zen scales good w/ memory and Zen5 can hit higher speeds (thus better perfomance)