Leaked benchmark shows AMD Ryzen 5 5600X overpowering the Intel i5-10600K

A leaked benchmark of the AMD Ryzen 5 5600X CPU shows it outperforming the Intel Core i5-10600K by a major quantity, elevating expectations for AMD’s new line of CPUs set to be launched on November 5.

According to TechPowerUp, {hardware} leaker @TUM_APISAK on Twitter launched benchmark scores for the six-core Ryzen 5 5600X from the SiSoftware Sandra testing suite exhibiting some fairly spectacular numbers.

AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 6-Core Processorhttps://t.co/Gn40da5Moa pic.twitter.com/RI3ctoc6WmOctober 18, 2020

The outcomes present that the Ryzen 5 5600X scored a 255.22 GOPS in the processor arithmetic check and a 904.38 Mpix/s in the processor multimedia check. Meanwhile, the Intel Core i5-10600K – Team Blue’s rival CPU – scored a 224.07 GOPS and 662.33 Mpix/s, respectively. 

This makes the AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 13.9 p.c and 36.5 p.c quicker than the i5-10600K, respectively. That’s a hefty efficiency achieve over Team Red’s arch-rival if these numbers maintain up below additional testing.

AMD retains the warmth on Intel

While Intel’s tenth technology Comet Lake processors are spectacular, they don’t seem to be that a lot of a efficiency enhance over Coffee Lake Refresh processors. Meanwhile, the Ryzen 5000-series appears to be a considerable enchancment over the current-gen Ryzen 3000-series processors.

We have not examined the newest Zen 3 CPUs from AMD, so we won’t say that AMD definitively beats out Intel’s newest CPUs, no less than not but. And it has to even be mentioned that a few benchmark scores alone don’t a champion make.

Still, it is indeniable that AMD is coming at Team Blue’s newest processors with a vengeance and they’re enjoying for retains. Its Zen 3 reveal on October 8 supplied some spectacular numbers when it comes to gaming efficiency, which is a significant promoting level for Intel’s newest CPUs. 

Once we check the chip ourselves, we’ll have a greater sense of the place the state of the race stands, however, with out query, Intel must be feeling the warmth from AMD proper about now.