AMD's push to recover the market it had lost to its nearest rival, Intel, is gradually transforming into fulfillment if most recent leaks are to be accepted. Recently, a spilled news uncovered that AMD Ryzen 5 1600X processor is ahead of Intel's Core i7-6850K both in multithreaded and single-threaded tests utilizing the CPU-Z benchmarking device.

The leak additionally gave insights about how AMD will value its forthcoming Ryzen processors. While the i7-6850K expenses $610 each, AMD is wanting to slap a $259 sticker price for the Ryzen 5 1600X.

Putting the price contrast aside, the two processors have practically indistinguishable specs. Both processors don 6 cores with 12 strings each. The AMD Ryzen 5 1600X has a most extreme turbo frequency of 3.7GHz, while the Intel chip maxes at 3.8GHz.

Another essential element that may choose the champ of this approaching conflict of chips is the Thermal Design Power or TDP, an estimation used to gage control utilization and warm yield. The Intel i7-6850K is appraised for 140W, while the AMD Ryzen 5 1600X has a shocking 95W TDP. A lower TDP is the reason to lower the power utilization as well as opens up a great deal of headroom for overclocking potential, reports Forbes.

It is imperative to note that not all projects exploit all cores and strings offered by processors on both sides. A spilled benchmark result was likewise grabbed by Hot Hardware recently. It demonstrates the AMD Ryzen 5 1600X chip coordinating the score of an Intel Core i7-6800K when tried on the Cinebench R15 benchmarking device, reports Wccf Tech.

On a more easier note, AMD's assessed pricing for up and coming AMD Ryzen chips will turn out to be an honest to goodness aim of sympathy toward people over at Intel. As indicated by Forbes, AMD will dispatch the Ryzen processors ahead of schedule in March.

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