This benchmark report provides a detailed overview of the hardware components of the PC system with AMD RYZEN AI MAX+ 395 w/ Radeon 8060S including the CPU, GPU, RAM, and SSD. The benchmark results help assess the system’s overall performance and identify potential areas for upgrade.
| CPU | AMD RYZEN AI MAX+ 395 w/ Radeon 8060S |
| GPU | AMD Radeon 8060S Graphics |
| SSD | KINGSTON OM8TAP42048K1-A00 |
| RAM | Micron Technology 8532 128 GB |
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Score
An aggregated score representing the total performance of the entire system, including the CPU, GPU, RAM, SSD. Useful for evaluating general system performance and comparing complete systems.
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The CPU (Central Processing Unit) is the primary component responsible for executing instructions and processing data in your computer. This section provides detailed benchmark results for both single-core and multi-core performance, which are crucial for understanding how well your processor handles tasks that require high speed and parallel processing. The benchmarks include various computational tests such as encryption, arithmetic, and compression to evaluate the CPU's capabilities under different workloads.
| CPU Model | AMD RYZEN AI MAX+ 395 w/ Radeon 8060S |
| CPU Address Width | 64-bit |
| Socket | FP11LPDDR5x |
| Cores | 16 |
| Logical Cores | 32 |
| Base Clock Speed | 3.00 Ghz |
| L1 Cache Size | 1280 KB |
| L2 Cache Size | 16384 KB |
| L3 Cache Size | 65536 KB |
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AES 256 Decryption
Measures the speed at which the CPU can decrypt data using AES-256 across multiple threads. This indicates the processor's ability to handle parallel cryptographic workloads.
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93,239 MB/s
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AES 256 Encryption
Measures the speed at which the CPU can encrypt data using AES-256 across multiple threads. Essential for secure data transmission and storage in multi-threaded applications.
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12,083 MB/s
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Floating Arithmetic
Evaluates the CPU's performance in floating-point arithmetic operations across multiple threads. Important for scientific computing, 3D rendering, and complex simulations.
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37,134 MB/s
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Integer Arithmetic
Measures the CPU's ability to perform integer arithmetic operations across multiple threads. Relevant for general computing tasks, data processing, and database operations.
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32,474 MB/s
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Matrix Multiplication
Assesses the CPU's performance in multiplying matrices using multiple threads. Critical for machine learning, data analysis, and high-performance computing applications.
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6,784 MB/s
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SHA 256 Hashing
Measures the speed at which the CPU can compute SHA-256 hashes across multiple threads. Important for blockchain, data integrity checks, and secure communications.
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39,726 MB/s
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ZIP Compression
Evaluates the CPU's performance in compressing data using the ZIP algorithm across multiple threads. Useful for archiving, data backup, and reducing file sizes efficiently.
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418 MB/s
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ZIP Decompression
Measures the CPU's speed in decompressing ZIP archives across multiple threads. Important for quickly accessing compressed data and software installations.
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5,191 MB/s
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Multi-Core Score
An aggregated score representing the overall performance of the CPU across all available cores. A higher score indicates superior performance in multi-threaded applications.
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13,793
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AES 256 Decryption
Measures the speed at which the CPU can decrypt data using AES-256 on a single thread. This reflects the raw single-core cryptographic performance.
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10,345 MB/s
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AES 256 Encryption
Measures the speed at which the CPU can encrypt data using AES-256 on a single thread. This benchmark is crucial for understanding single-core encryption capabilities.
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1,392 MB/s
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Floating Arithmetic
Evaluates the CPU's performance in floating-point arithmetic operations on a single thread. This is a key indicator for tasks that rely heavily on single-core floating-point calculations.
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3,310 MB/s
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Integer Arithmetic
Measures the CPU's ability to perform integer arithmetic operations on a single thread. This benchmark is fundamental for assessing basic computational speed.
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2,729 MB/s
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Matrix Multiplication
Assesses the CPU's performance in multiplying matrices on a single thread. This indicates efficiency in linear algebra operations for less parallelized tasks.
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1,084 MB/s
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SHA 256 Hashing
Measures the speed at which the CPU can compute SHA-256 hashes on a single thread. This reflects the single-core hashing capability, relevant for various security protocols.
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2,390 MB/s
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ZIP Compression
Evaluates the CPU's performance in compressing data using the ZIP algorithm on a single thread. This benchmark shows the single-core efficiency in file compression.
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22 MB/s
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ZIP Decompression
Measures the CPU's speed in decompressing ZIP archives on a single thread. This indicates the single-core performance for extracting compressed files.
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353 MB/s
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Single-Core Score
An aggregated score representing the performance of a single CPU core. A higher score indicates better performance in applications that are not heavily multi-threaded.
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1,266
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The GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) handles rendering images, videos, and animations on your display. This section presents benchmarks that measure the GPU's performance in tasks like vertex processing, pixel shading, and texture mapping. These results help determine how well your graphics card can handle gaming, video editing, and other graphics-intensive applications. The benchmarks also include memory transfer speeds to assess how quickly data moves between the GPU and system memory.
| GPU Model | AMD Radeon 8060S Graphics |
| Type | Dedicated |
| Dedicated Memory (VRAM) | 98128 MB |
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Vertex Processing
Measures the average frames per second (FPS) when processing vertices in 3D graphics. Higher FPS indicates better GPU performance in rendering complex geometric models.
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138.97 fps
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Pixel Processing
Measures the average frames per second (FPS) when processing pixels in 3D graphics. This benchmark reflects the GPU's ability to render detailed textures and shading.
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456.16 fps
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Geometry Processing
Evaluates the average frames per second (FPS) for geometry processing on the GPU. Important for games and applications with intricate 3D scenes and complex object structures.
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598.10 fps
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Tessellation Performance
Measures the average frames per second (FPS) for tessellation performance on the GPU. Tessellation dynamically adds detail to 3D models, and higher FPS indicates better handling of such effects.
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125.64 fps
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Image Processing
Measures the average frames per second (FPS) for image processing tasks on the GPU. This benchmark is important for photo and video editing, and other visual content creation.
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537.89 fps
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Particle Effects Rendering
Evaluates the average frames per second (FPS) for rendering particle effects on the GPU. Crucial for realistic simulations of smoke, fire, and other dynamic visual elements in games and animations.
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143.01 fps
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RAM to VRAM Transfer
Measures the data transfer speed from system RAM to GPU VRAM in gigabytes per second. Higher bandwidth is crucial for loading large textures and complex scenes quickly.
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203.76 GB/s
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VRAM Bandwidth
Measures the data transfer speed within the GPU's own VRAM in gigabytes per second. High VRAM bandwidth is essential for internal GPU operations and rendering large datasets.
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814.40 GB/s
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VRAM Read Speed
Measures the read speed from GPU VRAM in gigabytes per second. This benchmark is critical for understanding how fast the GPU can access its dedicated memory for rendering and computations.
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681.72 GB/s
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Texture Fill Rate
Measures the texture fill rate. A higher value indicates the GPU's ability to apply textures to 3D objects more efficiently, improving visual fidelity.
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349.99
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Matrix Multiplication
Assesses the GPU's performance in multiplying matrices. Relevant for scientific simulations, machine learning, and other compute-intensive graphical tasks.
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1,014.56
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GPU Score
Represents the overall performance score of the GPU based on a weighted combination of multiple sub-tests including rendering, computation, and memory transfer. Higher scores indicate better all-around graphics and compute capabilities.
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286
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The SSD (Solid State Drive) is your computer's primary storage device, holding the operating system, applications, and files. This section includes benchmarks for sequential and random read/write speeds, which are key indicators of how quickly your system can boot, launch applications, and transfer files. The results also show the SSD's input/output operations per second (IOPS) and latency, providing insight into its responsiveness under various workloads.
| Model | KINGSTON OM8TAP42048K1-A00 |
| Size | 2048 GB |
| Disk Type | SSD |
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Sequential Read
Measures the sequential read speed of the SSD in megabytes per second. This is crucial for loading large files, games, and operating systems quickly.
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6,944 MB/s
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Sequential Write
Measures the sequential write speed of the SSD in megabytes per second. Important for saving large files, video editing, and other write-intensive tasks.
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66 MB/s
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Random 4K Read
Measures the read speed for small 4KB files, reflecting performance with small, random files often used by operating systems and software applications.
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769 MB/s
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Random 4K Write
Measures the write speed for small 4KB files, important for handling tasks like saving documents, software updates, and temporary system files.
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5 MB/s
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Read Latency
Measures the time delay (latency) in microseconds for the SSD to respond to a read request. Lower latency indicates faster data access and improved application responsiveness.
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148 μs
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Write Latency
Measures the time delay (latency) in microseconds for the SSD to respond to a write request. Lower latency indicates faster data access and improved application responsiveness.
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1,553 μs
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SSD Score
A composite score that represents the overall performance of the SSD based on various benchmarks including read/write speeds, IOPS, and latency. Useful for quickly comparing different SSDs.
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197
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RAM (Random Access Memory) is temporary storage that your computer uses to hold data that is actively being used. This section shows the read and write speeds of your RAM, which affect how quickly applications can load and process data. The benchmarks here help evaluate the efficiency of your memory modules and their impact on overall system responsiveness. Faster RAM speeds can significantly improve performance in memory-intensive tasks such as video editing and gaming.
| Name | Micron Technology 8532 128 GB |
| Capacity | 128 GB |
| Type | LPDDR5 |
| Speed | 8532 MHz |
| Voltage | 0.500 V |
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Read Speed
Measures the sequential read speed of the RAM in gigabytes per second. Higher read speeds are beneficial for loading large files and applications quickly.
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48.91 GB/s
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Write Speed
Measures the sequential write speed of the RAM in gigabytes per second. Higher write speeds are important for saving large files and for applications that frequently write data to memory.
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43.18 GB/s
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RAM Score
A composite score that reflects the overall performance of the RAM based on metrics like read speed, write speed, and latency. It provides a quick way to compare the efficiency and speed of different RAM modules.
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46
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