Score of two Ryzen 9000X3D in Cinebench R23 appears on the internet [RUMOR]

Possible benchmark results for two models from the Ryzen 9000X3D line in Cinebench R23 would have been leaked on the internet. Previous rumors indicate that AMD is accelerating the release of the 3D V-Cache version of its processors, and now we have a “leaker” claiming to know some numbers.

VideoCardz points out that the information comes from CodeCommando, an account that has already shown correct leaks from AMD, but which is relatively new. Therefore, its credibility has not yet been proven, so it is good to observe the current rumor with good old skepticism.

According to a tweet from CodeCommando, these are the scores of two of the Ryzen 9000X3D in Cinebench R23:

• 8-core Ryzen 9000X3D: 2,145 in single core | 23,315 in multi-core
• 16-core Ryzen 9000X3D: 2,245 in single core | 42,375 in multi-core

Cinebench is not the best benchmark for processors that sell their performance gains in games, but it already shows gains compared to the previous edition of CPUs.

Based on the core count, VideoCardz speculates which models are leaked, and estimates their gains compared to their previous versions:

• Ryzen 7 9800X3D would be 20% faster in single core and up to 28% faster in multi core than the 7800X3D
• Ryzen 9 9950X3D would be 10% faster in single core and up to 17% faster in multi-core than the 7950X3D

AMD would be preparing Ryzen 7 9800X3D for this month

As mentioned previously, AMD would have accelerated its roadmap for the launch of the 3D V-Cache line of its new generation of processors. The reason for this would be the lukewarm reception of the standard Ryzen 9000 series.

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Thus, rumors indicate that the Ryzen 7 9800X3D should arrive this month, with other more advanced models still scheduled for next year. If the information is correct, it shouldn’t take long to confirm at least part of the benchmark score leak.

Above, a comparison of Cinebench R23 scores organized by VideoCardz. We can see how some of AMD’s most advanced models stack up, including the unofficial rumored scores.