CPU development won't likely neglect single-core performance any time soon and we'll continue to see advances in clock speeds and architecture to squeeze even more processing power with each CPU ...

First, single-core performance. As you can read in our Ryzen 5 9600X and Ryzen 7 9700X review , AMD made a massive leap with its single-core performance with its new architecture.

AMD's next-gen Zen 6 CPU samples in the wild, new leaks suggest Zen 6 architecture is an 'evolution' with more CPU cores per ...

It directly takes advantage of the superscalar architecture, ... This is what Hyperthreading enables with your single-core CPU. Read: How to enable all CPU Cores on Windows 11.

Next-gen Intel Nova Lake performance leak raises more questions than it answers, especially when it comes to CPU multi-core ...

In terms of single-core CPU performance, Apple has the higher hand, and in multi-core, the Snapdragon X Elite (X1E-84-100) beats the Apple M4. In terms of GPU, Apple is way ahead of Snapdragon X ...

The Core Ultra 9 285K achieved an impressive 5,268 points in PassMark's single-threaded benchmark, putting it ahead of competing processors like the Ryzen 9 9950X and the Apple M3 Max.

That's a 3% improvement on single-core and 6% on multi-core, which is less than stellar. General clock speed was far lower too, with the 14700K tapping out at 5,586 MHz and the Ultra 7 at exactly ...