Just found some Carrizo benchmarks

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  1. heffeque

    heffeque Ancient Guru

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    Just found some Carrizo benchmarks (updated 2015-08-04)

    Here:
    http://www.notebookcheck.com/Carrizo-im-Test-Was-leistet-AMDs-A10-8700P.147092.0.html

    Google Translate to English:
    https://translate.google.com/transl...istet-AMDs-A10-8700P.147092.0.html&edit-text=

    There are 3 versions of Carrizo (for now):
    FX-8800P --/// 2/4 /// 2.1GHz /// 3.4GHz /// Radeon R7 /// 512 shader (GCN 1.2) @ 800 MHz /// 12-35 Watt
    A10-8700P /// 2/4 /// 1.8GHz /// 3.2GHz /// Radeon R6 /// 384 shader (GCN 1.2) @ 800 MHz /// 12-35 Watt
    A8-8600P -/// 2/4 /// 1.6GHz /// 3.0GHz /// Radeon R6 /// 384 shader (GCN 1.2) @ 720 MHz /// 12-35 Watt

    The benchmarks are for the A10-8700P.

    Enjoy!
     
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  2. thatguy91

    thatguy91 Guest

    Looks quite decent, considering. Remembering it's not the top range product being tested, extrapolating the results the FX-8800P seems quite capable considering the target market.

    Even though there will be no desktop processors, it would be good to see desktop targetted motherboards using the FX-8800P soldered to the board. This was rumoured to be a possibility, and I think it would be advantageous for those building HTPC's, and computers for normal workstation type use.
     
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    heffeque Ancient Guru

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    I'd slap a Carrizo on one of Zotac's mini-PCs any time.
    Can't wait to see how they turn out.

    I'll actually buy a Carrizo (not Carrizo-L) for my father's next computer, and will wait for Zen for my next computer.
     
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    heffeque Ancient Guru

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    And here are two Carrizo FX-8800P benchmarks:
    http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Radeon-R7-Carrizo-Benchmarks.144288.0.html

    /// Model /// CPU /// Memory / Core /// Memory /// GPU Memory /// Value ///
    /// AMD Carrizo Reference Platform FX-8800P 15W /// FX-8800P /// DDR3-1600 /// 15.10 Beta /// 1992 ///
    /// AMD Carrizo Reference Platform FX-8800P 35W /// FX-8800P /// DDR3-2133 /// 15.10 Beta /// 2753 ///

    Edit: Just to compare, this is the Desktop A10-7850K 95W APU score:

    /// A10-7850K Asus A88-XM-PLUS /// A10-7850K /// 16384 MB /// >=14.2 /// 2444 ///

    Edit 2: And more Carrizo benchmarks. This time, again the A10-8700P:
    http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=AMD+A10-8700P

    Average CPU Mark: 3910
    Single Thread Rating: 1515

    Quite on par with the Intel Core i5-3230M:

    Average CPU Mark: 3923
    Single Thread Rating: 1582
     
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    I think that both Carrizo and Kaveri systems are limited by the memory performance + API overhead as we've seen in Ashes of Singularity benchmarks, due to AMD's drivers..

    Here are some more benchmarks for the FX-8800P 15W:
    - API Overhead test results are quite good, keeping in mind it is a 15W chip, at ~3.1M draw calls in DX12 and ~3.7M draw calls with Mantle
    - Seems like the CPU/GPU are underutilized, not sure what is the problem, maybe the memory
     

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