This review first appeared in issue 361 ofPC Pro.
It comes from Scan in the form of the 3XS GWP A1-R24workstation.
Even the clock rates havent progressed.
Wooden slats on the front of the case make it look more like designer furniture than a PC
The 7900X it replaces has a 4.7GHz base clock and 5.6GHz boost.
The 16-core 9950X is similarly no on-paper leap over its 7950X predecessor.
Theres also support for 5,600MHz memory instead of 5,200MHz.
Wooden slats on the front of the case make it look more like designer furniture than a PC
The storage is more modest, however.
Only one drive has been included, although its a fast one.
Scan has opted for the regular version of the Fractal North Charcoalchassiswith the A1-R24.
Notably, the single-core Cinebench result was 16% faster.
This bodes well for the AMD Ryzen 9 9950X when it arrives.
Had this system included the 16-core Ryzen 9 9950X, it could have been our Labs Winner.
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