AMD Threadripper 3000 Benchmarks leaked, up to 32 Cores at 4.2 GHz

Over the past few weeks more and more leaks of Threadripper 3000, CPUs are getting leaked every now and then. This suggests AMD has already started working on the Threadripper series and will bring it soon in the market.

AMD has already nailed it with its Ryzen 3000 CPUs and it seems soon they will capture the high-performance desktop range. Doubling the cores and threads is a habit for AMD but do they really affect the performance?

To an extent, yes they do but when it comes to single-core performance it lacks behind Intel’s superior architecture. This changed completely with Zen 2 architecture based on the efficient 7nm process.

The Threadripper 3000 CPUs will also feature the same Zen 2 architecture which is known for its high IPC, clock speed and huge cache memory. To sum up, AMD has improved a lot with its new Zen 2 CPUs and today the Ryzen 3000 processors are selling in the market like hotcakes.

Soon the Threadripper 3000 processors will be available for enthusiastic people who crave for high performance. Another advantage that AMD CPUs have is their cost, selling at 20-40% price margin than Intel, these CPUs are truly value-for-money and so do we expect with Threadripper.

We have already seen some Geekbench leaks of a 32-Core/64-Thread AMD desktop processor which we do feel to be part of the Threadripper 3000 series. We now have a Userbench result that names the CPU as AMD Eng Sample: 2D2832E6UIVG5_42/36_N.

This is a Sharktooth CPU (code name of Threadripper 3000) with a base clock of 3.6GHz and a turbo boost of 4.2GHz and has an average clock speed of 3.75GHz. With a huge 128MB of cache memory, this CPU has 35% better performance over the 2990WX. 

The Threadripper 3000 CPU scored 5649 points in multi-core and 135 points in single-core which is pretty high as compared to 4328 and 118 points of the previous generation Threadripper 2990WX processor.

The previous sample that was leaked had 18.5% faster than last year’s 2990WX and carried a name tag of AMD 100-000000011-11. On the other hand, this CPU is codenamed AMD 100-000000011-12 and we feel this to be a higher-end model with greater performance.

AMD may use this opportunity to launch a new motherboard based on TR4 socket while maintaining backwards-compatibility with the AMD X399 chipset motherboards. This test too was conducted on a prototype board developed by AMD codenamed as “WhiteHavenOC-CP”.

This new chipset will enable PCI-E gen 4.0 and can come with stiffer CPU VRM and memory/PCIe wiring specifications to enable higher memory clocks and PCIe link stability. 

The 3rd generation of Threadrippers is expected to launch on the 7th of September 2019. These processors will have a TDP range of 250W and will be priced similarly to the last-gen Threadripper 2990WX at around $1,699.

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