Does anyone here have a Ryzen 5000 CPU?

[Leo]

I don't have one, but one of them was benchmarked on Ipman Chess:

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31.045.535	AMD Ryzen 5 5600X @4.55Ghz	12threads	BMI2	Monstru
30.951.403	AMD Ryzen 5 5600X @4.55Ghz	12threads	pop	Monstru

Thanks.

[Dann Corbit]

I don't have one, but one of them was benchmarked on Ipman Chess:

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31.045.535	AMD Ryzen 5 5600X @4.55Ghz	12threads	BMI2	Monstru
30.951.403	AMD Ryzen 5 5600X @4.55Ghz	12threads	pop	Monstru

We are far far away from reaching Deep Blue NPS, in a commercial computer. Deep Blue, with its capability of evaluating 200 million positions per second, was the first and fastest computer to face a Chess Champion (1997).

Typical chessqueen nonsense. We are so "far away" from 200Mnps that the 3990X already does more than this on the asmfish bench.

Even stranger is the subsequent quote:

Nodes/second CPU Cores/Threads BMI2/popcnt Member
4.801.341.606 128 cpu's x32 threads Cluster System 4096threads Stockfish pop vondele

So that machine from Ipman's list, as quoted by ChessQueen, is 24 times faster than DeepBlue:
4,801,341,606 / 200,000,000 = 24

There is no mystery why SF and other strong programs would dominate Deeper Blue. Chess software also grows exponentially in strength over time. There have been several measurements to demonstrate this in the chess programming forum.

[Chessqueen]

I don't have one, but one of them was benchmarked on Ipman Chess:

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31.045.535	AMD Ryzen 5 5600X @4.55Ghz	12threads	BMI2	Monstru
30.951.403	AMD Ryzen 5 5600X @4.55Ghz	12threads	pop	Monstru

We are far far away from reaching Deep Blue NPS, in a commercial computer. Deep Blue, with its capability of evaluating 200 million positions per second, was the first and fastest computer to face a Chess Champion (1997).

Typical chessqueen nonsense. We are so "far away" from 200Mnps that the 3990X already does more than this on the asmfish bench.

You are correct, I am such a clown, and I have a strange way of making people realize the true of a matter, which is 24x times faster than Deep Blue.

Note: Look at the video below, I could NOT stopped laughing watching the old man crawling out of his sport car

[MMarco]

Asus Laptop:
OS Name Microsoft Windows 10 Pro
System Model ROG Zephyrus G14 GA401QM
Processor AMD Ryzen 9 5900HS with Radeon Graphics, 3301 Mhz, 8 Core(s), 16 Logical Processor(s)
Adapter Description NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Laptop GPU
Adapter RAM (1,048,576) bytes

$ ./asmFishW_2017-05-22_popcnt.exe
asmFishW_2017-05-22_popcnt
setoption name LargePages value true
bench 1024 16 26 true
*** bench hash 1024 threads 16 depth 26 realtime 0 ***
info string hash set to 1024 MB page size 2048 KB
info string node 0 has threads 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

===========================
Total time (ms) : 134130
Nodes searched : 4823813587
Nodes/second : 35963718

Wow, that's really impressive for such a small laptop!

The best I could tweak my 10870H yield around 27 knps:

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asmFishW_2017-05-22_bmi2 10870H @ 92.5w
bench 1024 16 26
*** bench hash 1024 threads 16 depth 26 realtime 0 ***
info string hash set to 1024 MB no large pages
info string node 0 has threads 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
1:      nodes:  236053453       24198 knps
2:      nodes:  520296594       25951 knps
3:      nodes:  35743704        42400 knps
4:      nodes:  141604388       29047 knps
5:      nodes:  94134338        27340 knps
6:      nodes:  61434204        25736 knps
7:      nodes:  89256530        27556 knps
8:      nodes:  745766875       27185 knps
9:      nodes:  418957504       25439 knps
10:     nodes:  58390964        29180 knps
11:     nodes:  349967207       24978 knps
12:     nodes:  603831420       23912 knps
13:     nodes:  106767822       28320 knps
14:     nodes:  616611138       25186 knps
15:     nodes:  161890704       29354 knps
16:     nodes:  73261116        35650 knps
17:     nodes:  56445939        40376 knps
18:     nodes:  16937613        42664 knps
19:     nodes:  47311178        46112 knps
20:     nodes:  52253588        42106 knps
21:     nodes:  8512255         49203 knps
22:     nodes:  24256768        64512 knps
23:     nodes:  147782169       57391 knps
24:     nodes:  18560133        38111 knps
25:     nodes:  66491202        48322 knps
26:     nodes:  4804521         36675 knps
27:     nodes:  17102500        39773 knps
28:     nodes:  97489244        33663 knps
29:     nodes:  25996907        31742 knps
30:     nodes:  10633336        41214 knps
31:     nodes:  3319240         50291 knps
32:     nodes:  2443637         45252 knps
33:     nodes:  2854343         44599 knps
34:     nodes:  17172542        45671 knps
35:     nodes:  5966825         44198 knps
36:     nodes:  1211637         50484 knps
37:     nodes:  2762434         40035 knps
===========================
Total time (ms) : 179950
Nodes searched  : 4944275972
Nodes/second    : 27475832

The 5900HS even easily beats my desktop 10700 @ 4.6 Ghz :

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bench 1024 16 26
*** bench hash 1024 threads 16 depth 26 realtime 0 ***
info string hash set to 1024 MB no large pages
info string node 0 has threads 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
1:      nodes:  293567279       27588 knps
2:      nodes:  493800909       29551 knps
3:      nodes:  22815091        47334 knps
4:      nodes:  182154749       33416 knps
5:      nodes:  37787800        31701 knps
6:      nodes:  84368097        29843 knps
7:      nodes:  88756267        31721 knps
8:      nodes:  597125685       31223 knps
9:      nodes:  465099941       29692 knps
10:     nodes:  59270811        34122 knps
11:     nodes:  395885449       29057 knps
12:     nodes:  458556187       28137 knps
13:     nodes:  106224620       33195 knps
14:     nodes:  440919272       29663 knps
15:     nodes:  144012323       34199 knps
16:     nodes:  78329888        41031 knps
17:     nodes:  30145089        41351 knps
18:     nodes:  20973814        49937 knps
19:     nodes:  34149499        52781 knps
20:     nodes:  68298582        48335 knps
21:     nodes:  23559998        56908 knps
22:     nodes:  26028601        75664 knps
23:     nodes:  29640650        67060 knps
24:     nodes:  48605419        42937 knps
25:     nodes:  35029184        55338 knps
26:     nodes:  4680081         44151 knps
27:     nodes:  28002342        45311 knps
28:     nodes:  243484491       38519 knps
29:     nodes:  54527201        36792 knps
30:     nodes:  11859779        50253 knps
31:     nodes:  4857979         59975 knps
32:     nodes:  2934294         54338 knps
33:     nodes:  2359521         54872 knps
34:     nodes:  9221753         50948 knps
35:     nodes:  6187810         49502 knps
36:     nodes:  1245101         59290 knps
37:     nodes:  3159844         46468 knps
===========================
Total time (ms) : 146241
Nodes searched  : 4637625400
Nodes/second    : 31712210

[Leo]

I dont mean to advertise on here but this is the only ready made Ryzen 5000 series desktop that I have found. I am looking for a Ryzen 3 5000 desktop.

https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/compute ... _U3xe7hGGH

[Ras]

I dont mean to advertise on here but this is the only ready made Ryzen 5000 series desktop that I have found.

Don't buy the Aurora R10, says Gamer's Nexus:

I am looking for a Ryzen 3 5000 desktop.

Then build one. Prebuilts are usually of lousy quality, full of non-standard parts, and bad value. Dell in particular is ridiculously bad.

[Leo]

I dont have the ability to build one.

[Ras]

I dont have the ability to build one.

Watch a few YT videos, and you're good to go. It's mostly sticking parts together.

[Leo]

I dont have the ability to build one.

Watch a few YT videos, and you're good to go. It's mostly sticking parts together.

OK. Sounds good.

[Graham Banks]

Just got my Ryzen 5950x. Very excited!