My secondary PC has a Ryzen 7 7800X3D and my primary PC has a Ryzen 7 9800X3D. In DOSBox Staging, I noticed a benchmark that there is a huge difference between the 2 CPUs and I'm wondering if this is huge difference is normal or if something is not operating correctly on my 7800X3D that is causing it to be way slower in this benchmark than the 9800X3D. The benchmark is Chris's 3D Bench SVGA from the DOSBench pack. On the 9800X3D I get around 760 points and in the 7800X3D I get around 520 points in this one. The other benchmarks from this pack don't have this much difference between these two systems. Both systems have the same motherboard and RAM except the RAM is running at 5200 on the 7800X3D system and 5600 on the 9800X3D system as I left the RAM settings at their defaults. The 9800X3D system has an RTX 4090 and the 7800X3D system is using the IGPU. Also it's not because the 9800X3D has a RTX 4090, as the 7800X3D system scored the same in this benchmark even when I had the RTX 4090 installed in it, and I understand that because DOS emulation is purely CPU bound. Is it normal for the huge difference in this particular benchmark? Also in the Quake 640x480 benchmark from this pack, my 7800X3D system gets around 152 fps and my 9800X3D system gets around 190 fps, which seems more like the difference I would expect between the two CPUs.
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