AMD R9 7950X3D appears on Geekbench,2 on March 28

Thank CTOnews.com net friend South China Wu Yanzu, Xiao Zhan cut the clue delivery! CTOnews.com February 17 news, AMD's upcoming ultra-large cache flagship processor R9 7950 X3D is now available on Geekbench.

Geekbench, the scoring software, does not seem to reflect the advantages of the R9 7950 X3D's large cache, and the cache size is not recognized correctly. R9 7950X3D has similar single-nucleus score to R9 7950X, but less multi-nucleus score than R9 7950X.

In terms of parameters, the 16-core R9 7950 X3D acceleration frequency can reach 5.7GHz, the L3 cache is 128MB (64MB +64MB 3D V-Cache), and the default TDP is 120W. In contrast, the R9 7950X, which is now on the market, is also 16-core, with an acceleration frequency of 5.7GHz, a L3 cache of 64MB, and a default TDP of 170W.

On the Geekbench platform, the R9 7950X, which has higher power consumption by default, has a higher running score. But in some cache-sensitive games and applications, the R9 7950 X3D will undoubtedly perform better.

The R9 7950 X3D will go on sale Feb. 28 for $699 (currently about 4788 yuan).