AMD Ryzen 7 4700G could match Ryzen 7 3800X performance while using way less power
AMD’s Ryzen seven 4700G, the rumored to shortly be incoming ‘Renoir’ APU, has experienced a benchmark leaked which allegedly takes advantage of the final output variation of the chip – and it retains tempo with the Ryzen seven 3800X though using a lot a lot less electric power.
As we’ve found in former rumors, this is an eight-main product (with sixteen-threads) with a base clock of 3.6GHz (we even acquired a purported glimpse of the chip a few of months again).
The latest spillage highlighted by Wccftech comes from ITCooker (via Xfastest HK unit), and as stated is reportedly a benchmark of the concluded variation of the Ryzen seven 4700G (which is the to start with AMD desktop APU to carry the Ryzen seven branding).
In Cinebench R20 multi-main the 4700G managed to achieve a CPU score of five,102 and in Cinebench R15 the CPU strike 2,168 factors. Evaluating to the present Ryzen seven 3800X processor, that product scores about five,000 and 2,100 in these benchmarks respectively, so the functionality degrees are roughly equivalent here.
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Of course, we do have to bear in intellect that this is just a one benchmark – and a leak which we just cannot be positive is authentic – but bearing these caveats in intellect, this definitely appears to be an impressive functionality contemplating that the 4700G operates with a 65W TDP, compared to the 95W electric power usage of the 3800X (practically 50{d11068cee6a5c14bc1230e191cd2ec553067ecb641ed9b4e647acef6cc316fdd} a lot more).
We listened to again in May possibly that it should not be extended in advance of Ryzen 4000 Renoir APUs are on shelves, and in fact the latest from the CPU grapevine is that they will start in the coming thirty day period.
Only then will we be ready to be positive of the functionality degrees presented by these chips, when we get them in for tests.
