AIDA64 Adds Support for Intel Panther Lake CPUs and AVX-512 Benchmarks for AMD Ryzen CPUs

AIDA64 Adds Support for Intel Panther Lake CPUs and AVX-512 Benchmarks for AMD Ryzen CPUs

AIDA64, a popular hardware diagnostic and benchmarking tool, has just released its latest version, AIDA64 Extreme 7.35. This update brings significant enhancements, including support for Intel’s next-gen Panther Lake CPUs and AVX-512 benchmarks for AMD Ryzen CPUs.

Expanding Compatibility to Next-Gen CPU Lineups

AIDA64 is known for its comprehensive monitoring of component performance. With each release, it often hints at future architectures by adding support for upcoming CPUs. The newest version continues this trend, targeting next-gen architectures.

CheckMate Benchmark and AVX Enhancements

The standout feature in AIDA64 Extreme 7.35 is the CheckMate benchmark. This multi-threaded benchmark assesses your CPU’s branch prediction unit. Leveraging the AVX (Advanced Vector Extensions) set—specifically AVX, AVX2, and AVX-512—it accelerates calculations. Notably, CheckMate now supports AMD’s latest Ryzen AI 300 APUs, allowing thorough testing of the new mobile platform.

Other Improvements

  • AVX-512 Accelerated Benchmarks for AMD Ryzen AI Strix APU
  • Improved Support for Intel Panther Lake CPU
  • GPU Details for AMD Granite Ridge
  • Retired Queen Benchmark

Looking Ahead

Intel’s Panther Lake architecture is slated for a 2025 launch, making its inclusion in AIDA64 surprising. The software provides early CPU IDs, even though Panther Lake is still in development. Meanwhile, leaks about Panther Lake CPUs reveal intriguing details about onboard CPU and GPU tiles.

As AMD’s newest APUs approach official release, we eagerly await AIDA64’s benchmarking insights.