AMD Ryzen 5 5600X Takes The Lead in Passmark Single Thread Scores

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Title should be every ryzen 5000 cpu takes the lead.
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karma777police:

No thanks.
"Amd is not better, it's not better!" Karma777Police proclaims as he slowly shrinks and transforms into a corn cob.
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Whoa. AMD is killing it.
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Now we are talking!!! Im gonna upgrade to that sweet cpu as i don't need anything more hardcore. Already ordered my new 32inch monitor and just waiting for the 6000 Radeon series now...will be my first radeon GPU again since my dual gpu hmm 7890 was it??? Exciting times ahead!
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On that same scale the 5950X would score 3722, if my maths is right ๐Ÿ˜€
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The chip speeds really bother me. If the dual chiplet 16 core 5950X can hit 4.9Ghz turbo, why on earth can the single chiplet 8 core 5800X not reach 4.9Ghz also? Why is the 6 core 5600X limited to 4.5Ghz turbo? Makes no sense. Surely less cores is less heat?
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Binning.
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Yeah but they should use the same binned chips for the 5800 as the 5950. It's annoying if you want the best single threaded speed, you have to buy the chip with the max number of cores that you may not need.
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Well they're only 100MHz apart so you'd be unlucky not to be able to tickle the 5800X upto 4.9GHz, with a minor bit of effort ๐Ÿ™‚
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Richard Nutman:

The chip speeds really bother me. If the dual chiplet 16 core 5950X can hit 4.9Ghz turbo, why on earth can the single chiplet 8 core 5800X not reach 4.9Ghz also? Why is the 6 core 5600X limited to 4.5Ghz turbo? Makes no sense. Surely less cores is less heat?
All down to binning like @Jagman said. Depending on luck you may get one that can hit 4.8Ghz. I would love to see a 5850X binned to hit 4.9-5Ghz.
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With sure we are living excited times... "the slowest Ryzen 5000 beat the best Intel processor" Yes... it was a long way to see this. Now, all Intel fanboys must say with me "AMD is the new GAMING KING CPU" Intel now is for noobs! Congratulations AMD... with sure was a hard job... but now the rewards will come! I
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Yeah, a 5600XT that can hit 4.9Ghz would be a tremendous gaming chip. ๐Ÿ™‚
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you'd have to be crazy to buy a 5600X though. With the 10400F being the new "budget" king. I guess you'd get one to have the fastest of the slowest???
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Boss, the article says boost clock of 4.6Ghz, but, the chart says 4.5Ghz. Anyway, this cpu looks like an excellent product.
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Kool64:

you'd have to be crazy to buy a 5600X though. With the 10400F being the new "budget" king. I guess you'd get one to have the fastest of the slowest???
I cant see your point. The 5600x is going to be good bit faster since it competes with intels that are 5ghz range instead of the 4.3 that this one is.
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I hope this are real scores ๐Ÿ˜‰
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Can't wait. If the 5950x is really exceeding 5GHz on its boost clock alone, one has to wonder what the OC headroom is on the other Zen3 procs.
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Ryu5uzaku:

I cant see your point. The 5600x is going to be good bit faster since it competes with intels that are 5ghz range instead of the 4.3 that this one is.
perhaps I would just feel weird paying $300 for six cores.