Filtered a benchmark of a 3000-core, 12-thread AMD Ryzen 24 on UserBenchmark

Robert Sole 14 May 2019

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A benchmark of an AMD Ryzen 3000 Series with 12 cores and 24 threads is shown in the UserBenchmark tool, which would be an engineering model.

The CEO of AMD CEO Lisa Su will present the AMD Ryzen 3000 Series at Computex 2019. Anyone would say it, because lately a lot of things are being said about Navi and Ryzen it seems that nobody remembers. Now a benchmark has been leaked within the UserBenchmark tool. Specifically, a Ryzen 3000 with 12 cores and 24 processing threads has been seen. Logically this processor will be based on the Zen2 design and 7nm lithography.

Benchmark of a Ryzen 3000 with 12 cores and 24 threads

According to the data, this new Zen2 architecture should offer a 15% IPC improvement over Zen +. These new processors should also have an improvement in frequencies and as we see, they also increase in number of cores.

This processor appears under the name "2D3212BGMCWH2_37 / 34_N" and that would be an engineering sample. The base frequency of this processor is 3.4GHz and in Boost mode it would operate at 3.7GHz. We are facing an engineering processor, so the frequencies may be higher in its commercial version.

It is not the first time that this processor has been seen. A few weeks ago we already saw this same processor operating at a base frequency of 3.4GHz and in Boost mode of 3.35GHz. Sure enough, the Boost mode was below the base frequency, not an error.

Perhaps the most interesting thing about this latest 12-core, 24-thread processor is the motherboard. Being an engineering sample they would be using their own board called AMD Qogir-MTS, instead of a commercial solution. It will be on the 27th of this month when AMD presents the Ryzen processors. The maximum exponent of these processors will be the Ryzen with 16 cores and 32 threads.