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Intel Core i9-10980XE "Cascade Lake-X" Benchmarked - tech|
| (hx) 10:12 PM CEST - Oct,25 2019 | | One of the first reviews of Intel's new flagship HEDT processor, the Core i9-10980XE, just hit the web. Lab501.ro got their hands on a freshly minted i9-10980XE and put it through their test bench. Based on the "Cascade Lake-X" silicon, the i9-10980XE offers almost identical IPC to "Skylake-X," but succeeds the older generation with AI-accelerating DLBoost instruction-set, an improved multi-core boosting algorithm, higher clock speeds, and most importantly, a doubling in price-performance achieved by cutting the cores-per-Dollar metric by half, across the board. Armed with 18 cores, the i9-10980XE is ahead of the 12-core Ryzen 9 3900X in rendering and simulation tests, although not by much (for a chip that has 50% more cores). This is probably attributed to the competing AMD chip being able to sustain higher all-core boost clock speeds. In tests that not only scale with cores, but are also hungry for memory bandwidth, such as 7-zip and Media, Intel extends its lead thanks to its quad-channel memory interface that's able to feed its cores with datasets faster. As we move to gaming and gaming-related 3D benchmarks, we see the i9-10980XE only marginally ahead of the 3900X in the 3DMark Physics test. |
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last 10 comments: | Csimbi | (10:39 PM CEST - Oct,25 2019 ) | quote:
we see the i9-10980XE only marginally ahead of the 3900X in the 3DMark Physics test
18 cores and "only marginally ahead" of a 12 core CPU.
There you have it. That says it all. |
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| gx-x | (02:06 PM CEST - Oct,26 2019 ) | | benchmarks are flawed anyway, this cpu should have been pitted against threadripper, not desktop ryzens........and benchmarked in games, ffs, a server grade cpu... |
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