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AMD Ryzen 1950X 16-core 3.4 GHz Socket 0 180W Desktop Processor AMD Ryzen 1900X 8-core 3.8 GHz Socket 0 180W Desktop Processor

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AMD Ryzen 1950X 16-core 3.4 GHz Socket 0 180W Desktop Processor
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CPU Architecture The smaller CPU, the better performance

14 nm

14 nm

Cores The more Cores, the more tasks CPU can perform at the same time

16

8

Threads Threads are not physical cores, but they help with multitasking

32

16

CPU Clock The higher the clock, the more instructions CPU can execute per second

3.4 GHz

11% higher

3.8 GHz

CPU Turbo Clock CPU turbo clock helps to squeeze more performance by increasing base clock

4 GHz

4 GHz

Cache CPU stores copies of the frequently used data to the cache for faster execution

32 MB

16 MB

DDR3 Type of memory CPU supports

No

No

DDR4 Type of memory CPU supports

Yes

Yes

Memory Bandwidth The more bandwidth, the faster data is transfered between CPU and RAM

79.4 GB/s

79.4 GB/s

Maximum Memory The maximum amount of memory CPU can support

2048 GB

2048 GB

Generation

0

0

Socket

0

0

Thermal Design Power Typical power consumption of the Central Processing Unit

180 Watts

180 Watts

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PROS 3
Cores 16 vs 8 (8) 50% more physical cores
Threads 32 vs 16 (16) 50% more logical cores
Cache 32 MB vs 16 MB (16MB) 50% bigger processor cache memory
CONS 1
CPU Clock 3.4 GHz vs 3.8 GHz Clock speed is (0.4GHz) 11% lower
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