Domestic x86 processor multi-core performance benchmarking AMD Zen2

Among the domestic x86 processors, the performance of Megacore and Haiguang has been steadily advancing. The former is mainly from VIA, while the latter is from the authorization of AMD Zen1. So how about the performance of domestic x86 processors?

Recently, a UP master has experienced a hyperdrive H880-T3M from Tsinghua Tongfang with a Sealight C86 3350 processor, and conducted a performance test on it. This processor is designed with 8 cores and 16 threads. It has 4MB L2 and 16MB L3. The frequency is 3.0-3.3GHz, and the typical power consumption is 65W. In the GeekBench 6 test, Haiguang C86 3350 single core ran 980 points and multi-core ran 5418 points.

To be honest, this score is quite unexpected. Because its multi-core performance has reached the mainstream level of AMD Zen2 processors, such as the Zen2 architecture of the Ruilong 5 3500X processor, which has a single core score of 1500 points and a multi-core score of 5380 points. However, because the architecture of the processor is Zen1, the single core performance lags behind about 65%. However, on the whole, such running points are quite powerful.

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