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Just use Geekbench. It's great for core performance comparisons, based on actual micro-workloads. BTW We're looking at ~4200 for Ryzen, ~4800 Ryzen 2, and ~580
by mozumder 8y ago
Just use Geekbench. It's great for core performance comparisons, based on actual micro-workloads.
BTW We're looking at ~4200 for Ryzen, ~4800 Ryzen 2, and ~5800 for i7 Coffee Lake.