AMD AOCC 4.0 vs. GCC vs. LLVM Clang Compiler Benchmarks On Zen 4

Written by Michael Larabel in Software on 18 November 2022 at 10:42 AM EST. Page 6 of 7. 10 Comments.
AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks
AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks
AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks

AOCC 4.0 was showing some nice performance gains with the Liquid-DSP open-source digital signal processing (DSP) software.

AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks
AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks
AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks

ASTC texture compression was slightly faster with AOCC 4.0 and overall the LLVM/Clang compilers was yielding measurably better performance than GCC.

AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks
AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks
AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks
AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks
AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks
AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks

The NCNN neural network software was enjoying faster performance when built by AOCC 4.0.

AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks
AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks
AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks
AMD AOCC 4.0 Benchmarks

Tencent's TNN neural network software was also collecting some performance wins with the AOCC 4.0 built binary.


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