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AMD Medusa Point 10-Core β€œZen 6” CPU Beats Strix Point 10-Core β€œZen 5” By Nearly 35% While Operating at 5.4 GHz

18 July 2026 at 14:45

AMD Zen 6 "Ryzen" CPUs Reportedly Codenamed Medusa, Feature 2.5D Interconnect With Increased Bandwidth 1

AMD Medusa Point "Zen 6" CPUs are making some decent progress, and if we go by the latest benchmark numbers, these are faster than we expected. 10-Core amd Medusa Point Engineering Sample Delivers 3,329 Points in Single and 16,555 Points At 5.4 GHz in Multi-Core Geekbench Tests Looks like we underestimated the Medusa Point a bit. We continue to see leaked benchmarks for the upcoming Zen 6-based series CPUs, and now, with another set of benchmarks, it's clear that AMD has been aiming for a much higher uplift than we expected. Nearly 10 days ago, we posted the first-ever benchmarks […]

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AMD’s Next-Gen Medusa Point β€œ10-Core” CPU Beats Strix β€œ10-Core” By 29% In Single-Core & 22% In Multi-Core While Running At Just 2.0 GHz

8 July 2026 at 14:55

AMD Medusa "Ryzen" Client CPUs Reportedly Feature Zen 6 CPU & RDNA 5 Integrated GPU Cores 1

AMD's Medusa Point "Zen 6" APUs have leaked out once again at Geekbench, showcasing even higher performance than earlier. AMD Medusa Point "Zen 6" CPU Showcases Strong Single & Multi-Core Performance At 2 GHz A few months ago, we reported the first sighting of AMD's Medusa Point within the Geekbench database. The chip was spotted on the Plum-MDS1 platform, which features the new FP10 BGA socket, and is the Evaluation platform designed for next-gen AMD SoCs in the 28-45W range. The last performance numbers were quite good given that the chip was operating at 2.40 GHz, but now we have […]

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While Intel Skipped Core Ultra 9 290K Plus, It Appeared At Geekbench With A Staggering 17% Higher Single And Multi-Core Score Than Ultra 9 285K

23 March 2026 at 15:46

An Intel Core Ultra Plus processor is displayed next to the text '290K' against a blue-green geometric background.

The reasons for skipping the flagship Arrow Lake Refresh CPU are unclear, but it does look incredibly impressive. Intel Core Ultra 9 290K Plus Scores 3747 Points in Single-Core and 26117 Points in Multi-Core Geekbench Tests, Bringing a Strong Uplift Over Ultra 9 285K Intel just launched its Arrow Lake Refresh lineup, but as you might know, the launch skipped the Core Ultra 9 290K Plus, which was supposedly the new flagship chip in the series. Intel unveiled the Core Ultra 7 and 5 series SKUs, bringing significant improvements in their specifications, delivering promising results. Unfortunately, the Core Ultra 9 […]

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