In the Zen3 generation, AMD did not release the consumer-grade thread ripper 5000 series, but only launched the workstation-oriented thread ripper PRO 5000WX series, which is gradually being introduced to the retail market, but the price is extremely expensive. A set of 64-core workstations from Lenovo The asking price is 150,000 yuan.
Recently, the extreme overclocker SkatterBencher got itA never-before-released thread-ripper 5990Xwhich is the flagship model of the Zen3 consumer-grade tearer, which is also 64 cores and 128 threads, an engineering sample, numbered 100-000000443-40_Y.
This at least proves that AMD did design the Threadripper 5000X series, but whether it will be released is unknown.
Existing AMD TRX40 motherboard can light it normally, SkatterBencher uses oneAsus’ Zenith II Extremerespectively overclock the eight internal CCDs, each with 8 cores.
Using ordinary water cooling and various adjustments, through the inspection of AI Benchmark, CineBench R23, and 3DMark, it is found that,The best physique has always been CCD4, with a frequency of up to 4825MHz (the voltage is also added to 1.450V)and the worst is always CCD2/3, and the highest can only exceed 4625MHz.
In the CineBench R23 test, the highest running score exceeded 100,000In contrast, the same 64-core Ripper 3990X has a score of about 74,000 points, the 16-core Ryzen 9 5950X has a maximum score of only about 28,500 points, and the 8+8 core i9-12900KS has a maximum score of less than 28,000 points.
It is worth mentioning that,At this time, the power consumption also reached an astonishing 691W.
Also interesting is that AMD confirmed that the Threadripper PRO 5000WX series can actually be overclocked with specific WRX80 motherboards, including CPU frequency and memory frequency.
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