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Posted: 28 Aug 2021 06:52 AM PDT

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AMD vs Intel Generations: performance overview Zen to Zen 3 vs CFL to RKL

Posted: 29 Aug 2021 12:48 AM PDT

This is a condensed summary of the performance results of 3DCenter.org's previous launch analysis of new CPU generations (based on dozens of launch reviews from famous hardware sites). As far as possible, direct comparisons to the current CPU generation were used. For older CPU generations, only indirect comparisons to their respective successors were available - which could therefore only be included interpolated.

The overall result can therefore not be completely accurate, for older CPU generations you can expect a deviation of 1-2 percentage points (for the newer CPU generations a maximum of 1 percentage point). The whole thing is therefore only meant to show the rough performance differences or performance jumps between these CPU generations.

Due to a lack of more precise data for the small CPU models (non-K, non-X), this was only done for the respective top models per generation and per number of CPU cores. For Intel's newer processors only benchmark values with activated power limits were used. The gaming performance refers to the CPU limit, mostly achieved with benchmarks on low resolutions as well as the use of percentiles (instead of average frame rates).

Application performance	tested SKUs	6-core	8-core	10/12-core
AMD Zen	1600X & 1800X	48%	61%	-
AMD Zen+	2600X & 2700X	54%	68%	-
AMD Zen 2	3600X, 3800X & 3900X	67%	83%	106%
AMD Zen 3	5600X, 5800X & 5900X	80%	100%	124%
Intel Rocket Lake	11600K & 11900K	75%	94%	-
Intel Comet Lake	10600K, 10700K & 10900K	65%	82%	97%
Intel Coffee Lake-R	9600K & 9900K	49%	79%	-
Intel Coffee Lake	8700K	63%	-	-

Gaming performance	tested SKUs	6-core	8-core	10/12-core
AMD Zen	1600X & 1800X	62%	65%	-
AMD Zen+	2600X & 2700X	66%	70%	-
AMD Zen 2	3600X, 3800X & 3900X	76%	81%	83%
AMD Zen 3	5600X, 5800X & 5900X	96%	100%	102%
Intel Rocket Lake	11600K & 11900K	91%	101%	-
Intel Comet Lake	10600K, 10700K & 10900K	83%	90%	97%
Intel Coffee Lake-R	9600K & 9900K	76%	87%	-
Intel Coffee Lake	8700K	80%	-	-