AMD Zen 6 Medusa Point APU Drops The Hammer In Geekbench Leak
A lot of people have said a lot of crazy things about the performance of AMD's Zen 6 CPU core. Absent third-party benchmarks, it's difficult to take the data we have about EPYC Venice at face value, and that's before we even consider that laptop, desktop, and server variants of the same core can have wildly different performance characteristics. Well, if this latest Geekbench leak is to be believed, the "Medusa Point" laptop chips based on Zen 6 might just be real darn fast.
Originating from HXL, who spotted the result in the Geekbench Browser, the "LENOVO 22ETPF6DTA" sports an "AMD Eng Sample: 100-000001713-32_Y", which is an unknown processor with four cores in one cluster, six cores in another cluster, and a reported frequency of 2 GHz. Despite the 1996 MHz "Maximum Frequency", digging into the JSON reveals that Geekbench actually recorded clock rates between 2812 MHz and 3817...
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