It appears Intel's Ice Lake generation CPU i7-1065G7 has recently been tested on PassMark and has managed to come up with a noteworthy result. Not only did the processor from the blue team zip past AMD's power-efficient Ryzen 5 3500U APU, the Ice Lake chip even outpaced the more power-hungry Ryzen 7 3750H.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-s-Ice-Lake-i7-1065G7-CPU-briefly-pops-up-on-PassMark-and-outstrips-AMD-s-new-Picasso-Ryzen-7-3750H-APU.424636.0.html
Turn off hyper-threading and see how it does.
Turn off Hyper-Threading please
Quote from: Ewan on June 18, 2019, 04:55:46
Turn off Hyper-Threading please
Why?
Then we should turn it off for the Ryzen too. The latest Whiskey Lake and Amber Lake has fixes for Hyperthreading.
you forgot 1 important thing, picasso or apu 3xxx are Zen+, not Zen2, they are old 12nm arch, not new 7nm with higher clock speeds, improved IPC, lower tdp
Exactly, AMD cpu here is ONLY 12nm Zen+ Not ZEN2 7nm, NOT THE SAME NUMB FU*Ks... Wait till the REAL Zen2+ cpus come for note books??? on 7nm or better yet i bet AMD will make new laptop chips with 7nm+ or 7nm with EUV (ultraviolet Patterning) then we will see who is REALLY ON TOP!!!!
Intel has a winner here. AMD looks to be in deep trouble since their next APU will simply be 7nm shrink of Raven Ridge. We already seen 12nm shrink of Raven Ridge here.
@ Brutus
Not at all, because it is i7 vs R5!
@M2018
"More impressively though, the i7-1065G7 also outruns the Ryzen 7 3750H that has a higher TDP of 35 W."
What a shame... My 7years old cpu 3632qm 35w has 8000 Passmark raiting. Even this is 15w, but hardly any performance gained... So looks like will need to wait another 7years for decent upgrade. Last time upgraded laptop 3.5 years old. Got 5x+ performance gain. T6500- 1300passmark to 3632qm 7900pasmark. 500pounds :(
You know what's the funniest? The Intel part won't sustain 3.9 GHz. Don't even think about it. 3.9 for 30 secs and back to 2.0 (or 1.3 in mixed load scenarios :P)
This is actually a very good result given that it turbos up to 3.5Ghz, compared to say 8565U which goes all the way up to 4.1 Ghz with all cores . To put the score into context, a 8565U gets 9000 points compared to 10300. A 4770K at 90W gets the same score as the 1065G7. If we normalize scores, the 1065G7 should get ~12000 points at 4.1 Ghz all cores boost. That translates to 34% higher IPC (with multithreaded losses), which will probably put it at 40% higher IPC compared to Whiskey lake. If that is true...then they have a winner.