Hi,
did you guys find any chess benchmarks on the Ryzen 9950x?
Ryzen 9950x
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Re: Ryzen 9950x
It should be good enough for chess:
https://www.cpu-monkey.com/en/compare_c ... en_9_9950x
https://www.cpu-monkey.com/en/compare_c ... en_9_9950x
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Re: Ryzen 9950x
Intel N200 with 4 cores at 3,7 Ghz makes Stockfish practically unbeaten. TDP 6 W.
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Re: Ryzen 9950x
You get more-or-less the same chart from Geekbench:
Conclusion: if you're choosing a CPU based on how well it will play chess, then there's no need to wait for a chess benchmark: the Geekbench benchmarks are more than a good enough proxy for the chess benchmark - and they're usually available on day 1.
Conclusion: if you're choosing a CPU based on how well it will play chess, then there's no need to wait for a chess benchmark: the Geekbench benchmarks are more than a good enough proxy for the chess benchmark - and they're usually available on day 1.
Human chess is partly about tactics and strategy, but mostly about memory