AMD Ryzen 7 5700G engineering sample again tested in CPU-Z benchmark

AMD Ryzen 7 5700G tested again

Nearly two months after Chinese OEMs started selling AMD Ryzen 5000G processors, Patrick Schur has revealed his own benchmark results of this upcoming desktop APU.

AMD Ryzen 7 5700G Cezanne AM4 CPU, Source: Various

The Ryzen 5000G series have not yet been announced by AMD, yet they are widely available to OEMs, system integrators and manufacturers for evaluation. One of these samples has ended up in Patrick Schur’s hands.

The series codenamed Cezanne-AM4 are desktop APUs featuring the same silicon that already made a debut in AMD-powered notebooks earlier this year. The series offers up to 8 cores and 16 threads along with Vega-based graphics. All this compatible with the existing AM4 socket. The Cezanne-AM4 would be AMD’s first Zen3 based APUs for desktops.

What has not been made clear is whether AMD has any plans to sell Cezanne APUS for the DIY market. The previous series codenamed Renoir-AM4 were exclusive to OEMs and system integrators. They were however still available through some retailers, especially Asian-based, who were basically selling them through the gray market.

Patrick performed a quick CPU-Z test with non-stock settings. The voltage curve optimizer has been set to -10, Patrick also used XMP 2000 MHz profile and Precision Boost Overdrive was configured to +100 MHz.

AMD Ryzen 7 5700G Cezanne AM4 in CPU-Z, Source: Patrick Schur

This CPU-Z result shouldn’t surprise anyone. Back in January, we have seen two sources testing the exact same engineering sample (100-000000263-30) with this benchmark:

AMD Ryzen 7 5700G, Source: eBay & 二斤自制

In comparison to Ryzen 7 4700G, the 5700G appears to be 13% faster in single-threaded tests and 8% faster in multi-threaded. We have also seen 5700G samples performing with some extra voltage and slightly higher clocks. Overall, the CPU has the potential to reach 650 points in single-thread and 7000 points in multi-treaded.

While AMD has not made the Cezanne-AM4 series official, just two days ago the full specs have been leaked by HP for their upcoming prebuilt PC:

Source: Patrick Schur