AMD Threadripper 9995WX World Records Smashed Day One with 96 Cores ASUS Motherboard Cinebench Scores

AMD's Ryzen Threadripper 9995WX CPU sets new world records on day one using an ASUS motherboard. See the record-breaking Cinebench R23 score.
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AMD Threadripper 9995WX World Records Smashed Day One with 96 Cores ASUS Motherboard Cinebench Scores

AMD Threadripper 9995WX CPU Sets New World Marks on Day One

On the day it came out, AMD's Ryzen Threadripper 9000 CPUs saw overclockers put the new top 96-core model, the 9995WX, to the test. Right away, they set new world records for how well it can handle many jobs at once.

ASUS Motherboard Set Up for Top-Notch Results

ASUS got a total of 8 world records and 31 top-place scores around the world with its PRO WS WRX90e-SAGE SE motherboard. While all models in the Threadripper PRO 9000 line were checked out, the best scores came from the high-end 9995WX chip.

New High Score in Cinebench R23

US overclocker Seby reached the highest point in the Cinebench R23 test. Here are the main facts of this win:

  • CPU: AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 9995WX (96 "Zen 5" Cores)
  • Score: 222,766 points
  • Ramped Up Speed: 5.8 GHz on all cores
  • Cooling: Liquid Nitrogen (LN2)
  • Voltage: 1.57V
  • Energy Use: 1000W

This score beats the old record by 6%, which was 210,702 points, set by the older 7995WX. The old champ needed a higher speed of 6.25 GHz to get there.

More Top Scores

Apart from Cinebench R23, the pushed-to-the-limit 9995WX also got these high scores:

  • Geekbench 3 (Multi-Core): 760,318 points
  • x265 4K Mark: 364.087 FPS
  • 7-ZIP: 1,449,407 MIPS

You Can Get One Now

The AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 9995WX CPU and all the other chips in the Threadripper 9000 group can now be bought at big stores.

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