AMD's Zen5 processors are still a while away, but it seems that there might be a lot to be excited for.
AMD already makes some of the best processors, but it looks like the next generation of Zen CPUs might give us even more to be excited about. According to early benchmarks and estimates, next-gen Zen 5 processors are expected to deliver a huge performance boost, reaching as high as 30%. Even leaving a little room for error, it seems that AMD might be about to deliver its most impressive upgrade in several years.
Recommended Videos With that disclaimer out of the way, these scores really do bode well for AMD’s Ryzen 8000 processors. According to sources cited by RedGamingTech, the 16-core model will average around 49,000 points in the multi-threaded Cinebench R23 test. Compare that to the roughly 38,000 points achieved by the Ryzen 9 7950X, and we’ve got ourselves a massive performance increase from Zen 4 to Zen 5.
RedGamingTech said that the frequencies on Zen 5 might not go up too much, with gains around 200MHz at most. The same can be said of core counts, seeing as the top chip is still expected to sport 16 cores at the most. This is a different approach from Intel, which has been increasing core counts with each generation, although it’s hard to say what it will end up doing for Meteor Lake and onward.
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