On the occasion of their Tech Day, AMD gave a short overclocking demonstration of its future Ryzen 9 9950X. The latter was pushed to 6.00 GHz and then tested on Cinebench r23 and wPrime. The least we can say is that there are record-breaking scores!
Ryzen 9 9950X: OC at 6.00 GHz by AMD teams!
Clearly, all this is a small show of force of what the future processor of the Reds is capable of. For example, on Cinebench R23, @stock, the CPU displays 41,924 cb in multi-threaded mode. Then, using EXPO memory profiles and PBO, the score rises to 43895 cb. Using the Curve Shaper function, the score rises to 44,762 and then 53,604 cb in OC with liquid nitrogen. Note that this score is already worthy of a record, since the score for the 16-core category is 50,843 cb.
Another record was set by wPrime 32m. The score in the 16-core category is 1.61 sec. @stock the processor then displays 1.72 sec, while with an OC under nitrogen the score rises to 1.414 sec, a new record, even though the processor has not yet been released.
Finally, we note that AMD’s teams indicated that the processor could easily exceed 6.3 GHz with further optimization. Clearly, at launch, there’ll be plenty to talk about in terms of overclocking!