AMD's latest Threadripper PRO processors deliver massive performance gains over previous generations. The flagship 9995WX processor achieved 173,452 points in Cinebench R23 testing while consuming 840 watts of power. This result represents a 60 percent improvement compared to the older 7995WX model. The chip uses Zen 5 architecture with 96 cores and 192 threads. Performance testing occurred with Precision Boost Overdrive enabled for maximum speeds.
The entry-level 9965WX processor also showed strong results during benchmark testing. This 24-core chip scored 60,336 points, delivering 22 percent better performance than its predecessor. The new processor matches the performance of previous 32-core models from the prior generation. AMD will release both processors on July 23rd for professional workstation users. The company prices the flagship model at $11,699 while the 9965WX costs $2,899.
The entry-level 9965WX processor also showed strong results during benchmark testing. This 24-core chip scored 60,336 points, delivering 22 percent better performance than its predecessor. The new processor matches the performance of previous 32-core models from the prior generation. AMD will release both processors on July 23rd for professional workstation users. The company prices the flagship model at $11,699 while the 9965WX costs $2,899.
