The upcoming Ryzen ThreadRipper PRO 7995WX “Zen 4” processor’s test results have been revealed on the Geekbench benchmark, showcasing its impressive performance. Here are the key details:
- Performance: The processor achieved a Geekbench 5 score of 2095 for single-core performance and a remarkable 81,408 for multi-core performance. While not a linear progression, the multi-core score easily surpasses the previous single-core champion, an overclocked Asus system with a 56-core Xeon w9-3495X CPU.
- Core and Thread Count: The Ryzen ThreadRipper PRO 7995WX is reported to have 96 cores and 192 threads, along with 96MB L2 cache and 384MB L3 cache.
- Memory: The system supports half a terabyte of memory.
- Base Frequency: While there’s some doubt about the accuracy of the data, the base frequency is recorded as 7.97GHz, which is unlikely to be true.
- Platform and Workstations: The processor was tested on an HP Z6 G5 workstation, marking a significant development as HP’s flagship workstation range was previously Intel Xeon-only. This move indicates AMD’s growing influence in the professional workstation market.
- Performance Dominance: The Ryzen ThreadRipper PRO 7995WX is expected to solidify AMD’s performance dominance at the top end of the processor market.
- Competition: The processor’s competition may come from both entry-level Ryzen processors and top-tier single/dual socket EPYC processors.
- TDP: The processor is reported to have a 350W TDP, which is higher than the previous generation ThreadRipper Pro 5995WX and similar to the EPYC 9654.
- Clock Speeds: Expect the 7995WX to have higher clock speeds across the range compared to previous models.
The Ryzen ThreadRipper PRO 7995WX appears to be a powerful addition to AMD’s lineup, likely to make a strong impact in various benchmark tests and performance-intensive applications.
