Someone did a test from earlier and he thinks that the benchmark for cpu fps is significantly bound by memory. Not actual memory capacity (having 64gb won't improve the performance) but the memory speed and timing. That is why the results are all over the place.
He got similar results for the cpu fps for both 4.7ghz oc and 5.1ghz oc keeping the same 4000mhz cl14 memory.
What's gotta be noted for the original 5800x bench leak's that the dude who did the bench is a reviewer who runs his tests at xmp according to many twitter leakers, the reason his 10900k bench is from so many months ago is that he did the bench for his 10900k launch review, and probably on 3600 xmp.
The new results posted today are probably from a benchmark chaser or extreme overclocker. His id's ufo and he did all of these benches in 2-3 hours, each time he benched he lowered the system configurations which is why the the top 9 results for 10900k belong to him. He scored 7000 7000 6900 6900 6700 6700 6600 6500 6500.
It would be great if someone with a 10900k and average memory could run a bench and compare the results against his, that way we'd know how far out his benches are from normal.
Edit
Confirmed that a stock 10900k run with 2933mhz ram scores similar to the "dputiger" 10900k at
112 cpu fps vs 113 cpu fps thanks to
u/chaos7x
That means a few things probably
- The aots benchmark for cpu fps is hugely affected by ram speed and it doesn't reflect cpu performance clearly
- The benchmarks by user "ufo" are done on extreme memory speeds and timings, with over 166fps vs 113fps on average 10900k and memory. It doesn't reflect a normal score
- The 5800x benchmark tells very little about zen3's performance because we know nothin about the memory, but some are guessing it's 3600 xmp (timings?) based on the "reviewer" history. That could explain why it's much faster than the 10900k. Edit, 10700k stock improves cpu fps score by 11% through 3600 xmp hitting 125 cpu fps compared to 133fps on 5800x
We're kinda back to zero for zen3 performance because the leaked bench is too affected by memory speed to tell much, but on similar memory speed the 5800x might be a little faster than 10900k in that heavily memory affected bench by 6.5%. Aots cpu fps scales different from normal games and should not be used to draw definite conclusions about cpu performance. It could be faster than a 10900k but we ain't gonna know how much it's ahead
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