Affirmed Cinebench R23 single-threaded benchmark quantities of the impending Ryzen 7 7700X and Ryzen 5 7600X “Zen 4” processors, spilled to the web by Greymon55, and organized by VideoCardz, demonstrate the two chips to be matching Intel’s twelfth and thirteenth Gen Core processors. The 7700X 8-core/16-thread processor is shown scoring anyplace between 2000 to 2099 places (indicated as 20xx), while the 7600X does anyplace between 1900 to 1999 places (19xx). This would see the two effectively match/beat the twelfth Gen Core “Birch Lake” P-cores, with the i9-12900K scoring 2000 focuses, and the i5-12600K getting 1920 focuses.

Numbers for the unreleased thirteenth Gen Core “Raptor Lake” put Intel at a benefit, with the i9-13900K supposedly scoring 2290 focuses, and the i5-13600K purportedly 1967 focuses, however what’s significant is that the single-thread execution, and application execution of less-parallelized responsibilities, like games, could be exceptionally cutthroat for “Zen 4” against Intel.