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AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3970X is already breaking records

by Mark Tyson on 26 November 2019, 13:11

Tags: AMD (NYSE:AMD), ASUSTeK (TPE:2357)

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With the powerful many multi-threaded AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3960X and 3970X processors fresh out of the gates, there were bound to be some records broken in short order. No surprise then, that Asus has shared some spectacular Threadripper 3970X benchmarking feats, undertaken using AMD's currently fastest HEDT CPU, hoping to cross-promote its feature-packed motherboards.

In particular, Asus highlights the capabilities of the new ROG Zenith II Extreme TRX40 motherboard which was fitted with an AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3970X processor by several OC experts at an event in Taiwan today. This hardware combo scalped 11 important new world records including the highly prized first places in Geekbench multi-core, Cinebench, GPUPI, and wPrime.

Overclocker

Category*

Score**

Jeong Soonho

Geekbench 3 - Multi Core

185114 pts

Jeong Soonho

Cinebench - R15

10672 pts

Jeong Soonho

GPUPI for CPU - 1B

31.067 sec

Mike Nees

Geekbench 4 - Multi Core

62483 pts

Mike Nees

Cinebench - 2003

6184 pts

Mike Nees

GPUPI for CPU - 100M

2.874 sec

Mike Nees

GPUPI v3.3 - 1B

37.747 sec

Mike Nees

GPUPI v3.3 - 100M

2.838 sec

Mike Nees

3DMark11 Physics

20074 pts

Alexandru Nedelcu

HWBot x265 Benchmark - 1080p

290.214 fps

Robert Sannino

wPrime - 1024m

14.154 sec

* All records are in the 32-core class of their category, ** Scores were tracked at 2019-11-26 07:00 GMT

 

Pondering over the table you can see Jeong Soonho, known on HWBot as 'safedisk', smashed three world records with his Threadripper 3970X, ROG Zenith II Extreme, a 1300W PSU, and a liquid nitrogen cooler from Kingpin Cooling. Meanwhile, Mike Nees (AKA 'keeph8n') grabbed six records with his custom cooled setup using G.Skill RAM. Alex@ro and rsannino achieved new record breaking scores too.

Asus says that the above table and stellar results from day one OC attempts shows that its ROG Zenith II Extreme is a great choice "to unleash the full force of the latest 3rd Generation Ryzen Threadripper processors". You can read more about this motherboard via its official product pages. In summary, it offers sixteen TDA21472 power stages with actively cooled heatsinks, plus the platform's class-leading PCIe 4.0 lane count spread across a selection of M.2 and expansion slots, while utilising the latest onboard controllers to fuel 10G Ethernet, USB 3.2 Gen 2 and Wi-Fi 6 - with an Aura Sync RGB cherry on top.



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My next build. With all these threads and memory bandwidth, I might finally be able to use Chrome as my browser.
lot of power for all that needs it… good stuff
New and actually higher standards that the competitors has been keeping us away from to mine coin.
philehidiot
my next build. With all these threads and memory bandwidth, i might finally be able to use chrome as my browser.
lmao
I gave up competitive OC'ing back on my Katmai 450mhz years ago, held the WR for many years but gave up the OC just for a benchmark game, to concentrate on 24/7 use. Still bring out my Vapochill occasionally just to see how today's processors handle a bit of sub zero 24/7.