AMD Ryzen 7 3800X Review

Benchmarks – GeekBench & AIDA 64

AIDA 64 Memory Bandwidth & Latency

Memory bandwidth as with other 3rd generation Ryzen SKUs, barring the Ryzen 9 3900X and 3950X show low write bandwidth figures. Almost half of the recorded values for DRAM read and copy operations. That said, DRAM read and copy have gone up compared to the previous generation CPU.

DRAM latency, has gone backwards somewhat with a comparatively high 73.3ns for the Ryzen 7 3800X, despite using high spec’d DDR4 3200. When the Infinity Fabric is overclocked to 1900Mhz with a matching DRAM frequency though, latency improves by around 10ns.

GeekBench 4 Single core & GeekBench 3 Multi-core

GeekBench much like all the other benchmarks shows a massive increase in performance over the previous generation CPU. So much so that even the Ryzen 5 3600X with four cores less than the 2700 is within 1,000 points in the multi thread test. For single threaded performance, there really isn’t a comparison here, moving on.

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