That's (Starfield) probably just run to run variance. The difference is so small it might as well be margin of error.
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That's (Starfield) probably just run to run variance. The difference is so small it might as well be margin of error.
I kinda doubt the difference is coming from CL36 vs CL30, but rather 7600 having to run at 1/2 UCLK.
Those 5600CL36 bundles probably perform better than 7600CL36 because of that.
Well matjeh already answered, but IMO it represents a real workload IF you run it on the GPU.
There's a table out that shows the 14900 and 7950X scoring around 2.2k pts, which is like 1/5th of a 4060's 10k pts. The 4090 scores just under 35k pts.
Running CB24 on this beast of a system will show up where the best CPU currently is vs the best GPU score considering the article said the A6000 Ada can score over 90% above a 4090 in certain workloads.
Would have been nice to see CB24 running on both the CPU and GPU.
Kraken Point coming after Hawk Point is supposed to bring Zen5 + RDNA3.5.
I was hoping the OLED model would come with a higher resolution screen but I guess Valve is also waiting for a more capable APU before they increase the resolution.
AM4 has been incredible, but I have fond memories of Socket 7. Supported everything from the OG Pentium all the way to 300MHz variants. And it worked with CPUs from Intel, IBM/Cyrix, AMD, and WinChip.