
A pair of tech reviewers recently reviewed AMD's pre-Ryzen CPUs dating back to 10 and 26 years ago to see how they would fare compared to today's modern games and hardware. The reviewed parts include the infamous FX-8350 from 2013, and the AMD K6 launched in 1997.
The K6 was benchmarked by redditor Technologov (via boringtextreviews) and shows how much progress AMD has made in CPU performance since the K6 was released. Unsurprisingly, he compared the K6 to AMD's flagship Ryzen 9 7950X to discover this and found some truly impressive figures. For example, in the LFK benchmark, a single core of the Ryzen 9 7950X was a whopping 46 times faster than the K6, with a score of 1,294 points compared to just 28 on the AMD K6.