A new entry at Blender Open Data sees AMD's upcoming Ryzen 7 9800X3D flex its muscles - beating the last generation and even its Ryzen 9000 non-X3D counterpart by a fair margin, per HXL on X. Evidently, the Ryzen 9000X3D CPUs will cater to more than gamers this time, as AMD's second-generation V-Cache technology promises higher clock speeds and better thermals owing to redesigned CPU packaging.
Blender Open Data aggregates the performance of different CPUs in the Blender V4.2.0 benchmark in a user-friendly web interface. While the benchmark does not list the test bench, the CPU's specifications, or even the operating conditions, it can be helpful to determine the processor's productivity potential. However, we must be cautious with results like these - it is a sample of one, and some pranksters like to fake this kind of data.
