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IPC varies according to the specific task but Ryzen 1xxx and 2xxx have always had IPC on average comparable to Broadwell CPUs (excluding AVX workloads). So inte
by lagadu 7y ago
IPC varies according to the specific task but Ryzen 1xxx and 2xxx have always had IPC on average comparable to Broadwell CPUs (excluding AVX workloads). So intel has had a slight lead there from Skylake onwards.
According to what we're seeing, the situation seems to be reversed with the 3xxx series, where AMD seems to have a small but significant lead; we'll have to wait for independent benchmarks.
- aphextim 7y agoRegardless who comes out ahead on the benchmarks, competition is always a good thing!
- penagwin 7y agoIt kinda matters because AMD hasn't been able to outperform Intel at single threaded tasks for like 5+ years. They aren't competition if they fall of the map. So a slightly edge would be great because it at least puts them back in the game.