微星发布AMD Ryzen 9000系列处理器PBO增强版,评论褒贬不一

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全球游戏解决方案和服务提供商MSI宣布推出3种PBO增强模式,可提高AMD Ryzen 9000系列处理器的性能。该公司还透露了其他具有类似好处的功能,包括Set Thermal Point、Memory Try It和High Efficiency Mode。

MSI还发布了2块主板来支持新的Ryzen 9000系列。新的主板是MSI MAG X670E TOMAHAWK WIFI和PRO X870-P WIFI。

AMD在Computex 2024活动期间宣布了新的处理器芯片,并公布了4款新处理器加入Ryzen处理器。Ryzen 9000系列是在第一款Ryzen处理器芯片7000系列发布两年后推出的。

Ryzen 5 9600X、Ryzen 7 9700X和Ryzen 9 9900X和9950X处理器分别是6核、8核、12核和16核。AMD于8月8日发布了9600X和9700X处理器,并于8月15日发布了9900X和9950X处理器。

MSI的PBO增强功能可将性能提高15%

在MSI的公告中,它声称PBO增强模式可以在CPU-Z、Cinebench R20、Cinebench 23和Cinebench 2024上增强Ryzen处理器。它还表示,PBO增强模式旨在增强AMD Precision boost Overdrive(PBO)的功能。

该公司透露,与股票AMD PBO相比,Ryzen 9 9950X的性能提高了4%至10%。Ryzen 9 9900X、Ryzen 7 9700X和Ryzen 5 9600 X在PBO增强模式下分别获得3%至8%、7%至15%和3%至8%的提升。

设定温度点允许用户在不影响处理器芯片性能的情况下降低CPU温度。MSI设定温度点有三个限制,包括65°C、75°C和85°C。该功能可以帮助所有9000系列处理器降低3-4°C。

MSI还透露,高效模式通过修改内存设置来降低延迟并提高处理器性能,从而帮助某些游戏表现更好。

Zen 5架构面临性能批评

AMD在Computex 2024期间透露,新的Ryzen系列将使用新的Zen 5架构。Zen 5旨在比其前身Zen 4更高效。然而,一些游戏和游戏硬件爱好者对AMD的最新版本并不满意。

YouTuber Hardware Unboxed发布了一段视频,回顾了最新的Ryzen处理器。YouTuber注意到上一代和当前一代AMD处理器之间几乎没有区别。

包括JayzTwoCents和Gamers Nexus在内的其他YouTube用户也认为,Zen 5处理器的性能没有达到AMD的承诺。JayzTwoCents提到,AMD在Zen 5处理器的发布上出现了失误。这位YouTuber强调了人们在英特尔第13代和第14代CPU出现问题后对AMD CPU成功的信心。

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