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Disruptive services are disabled eg: Search, Cortana, User Account Control, Defender, etc.

In the pursuit of accurate, repeatable benchmarks, here are some basic guidelines we follow:

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We use an up-to-date Windows for our testing, as well as the latest chipset driver for each respective platform. Uninterested? Hit up the next page instead. Our fix was to simply uninstall the IGP driver Windows put there, and then configure the OS to stop automatically installing drivers.Īlright… let’s take a look at the test rigs, our methodologies, and Cinebench scores ahead of each CPU’s game test run. On AMD, this behavior complicated the LuxMark test in our recent creator performance deep-dive, as it was trying to use the IGP instead of the discrete GPU. We’ve not experienced that kind of behavior with Intel’s CPUs, which have required explicit installation of the IGP driver.

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Something we do find a bit odd with this Radeon IGP is that Windows will try to automatically install a driver for it, even if the user doesn’t intend to use it. Considering the target audience of X3D chips, an IGP is going to be largely ignored, but it’s still nice to have one available just in case you’re suddenly left without a discrete GPU for whatever reason. It might also be worth mentioning that these new 3D V-Cache SKUs include integrated graphics just like the rest of the Zen 4 lineup. This could take tens of minutes, and ensures Game Bar is fully updated, as it too includes required optimizations for AMD’s 3D V-Cache chips.

Start '' /wait Rundll32.exe advapi32.dll,ProcessIdleTasks

For now, users should additionally run the following code in a command prompt as Administrator to force the completion of background tasks.

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In time, those who own either a 7900X3D or 7950X3D will need to do nothing other than update their EFI, Windows, and the AMD chipset driver.

One source claims that the Phoenix iGPU has some measure of Infinity Cache onboard for our part, we suspect this is probably a misunderstanding of the GPU's ability to access a system-level cache (much as Intel's IGPUs can do.) Alternatively, it has been said in the past that Phoenix may come with 3D V-Cache, so perhaps there will be models that ship with 3D V-Cache serving as Infinity Cache for the integrated RDNA 3 GPU.AMD’s 3D V-Cache optimizer services installed with chipset driver Meanwhile, there will supposedly be separate dice for graphics, the memory controller and system-level cache shared by CPU and GPU.Īlong with that mockup, he also shared some other 'low-confidence' information about Phoenix. As you can see in the mockup above, it is predicted that, unlike extant Ryzen processors, the CPU cores and I/O will share a die. Rembrandt is a monolithic die, but Phoenix will instead apparently be a chiplet-based design, with separate physical chips performing the processors' various functions. However, that ignores potentially huge changes in packaging and structure.

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