Topic: Which One Will You Choose From Intel Than AMD Processor ? (Read 216 times)

Nope mate, they aren't the same.

They have their own pros and cons which they mainly focuses on specific area.

I prefer AMD, because it provides with the best performance for gaming. Intel provides with the flawless performance, in specific it is good to function with all programs. This way I find the difference between the both. Apart from this electricity consumption varies a little between the both.

Both are the same and depend also on a whole package of the specs of computer and it also depends on what do you need to do or what it is for, with your computer. But I still choose Intel because I am already using it for more than 6 years and for me, it was already tried and tested.

Most people ask this question without going into any details about what they want to use their PC for, which makes it difficult to offer a reply that can be helpful to the use case.

After saying this though, I would personally recommend a processor from the AMD Ryzen 2nd generation, or if you can wait a few months, the upcoming 3rd generation which will soon to be released. While Intel have had the IPC advantage for some time, as of right now that advantage is negligible and Intel really only has higher clocks speeds to keep them in front performance wise.

If processor security is a concern for you, then current Intel processors have a number of outstanding issues that still need to be addressed that make AMD a more secure choice. It's quite likely that Intel processors IPC will be degraded when addressing these security issues.

From a price and performance perspective, AMD wins hands down over Intel, and you'll get a better value product for your money.

If you're purely a gamer, then Intel currently offers a marginal advantage, but this will vary game to game and is largely dependent on your GPU more-so that the CPU. You'd actually be hard pressed to notice any difference between an Intel or AMD processor when playing most games if all other hardware components were identical.

Heat isn't a concern for either AMD or Intel processors currently, unless you start playing around with overclocking. Then you need to start looking at upgrading your cooling options over any factory offerings. It's also worth noting, that higher end Intel processors generally don't come with cooling included, while AMD processors do.

If you're into video editing, 3D modelling, content creation, CAD or need to run a specific application, then do some research on the application you use and find some benchmarks for the processor you're looking at buying. For example, here's a roundup for Premiere Pro which shows how a number of processors perform different tasks:

        https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/Premiere-Pro-CC-2019-CPU-Roundup-Intel-vs-AMD-vs-Mac-1320/

For the record, I currently use an AMD Ryzen 1700. Prior to this I had both an Intel i5-3570K and an AMD FX-8350, I actually still have the FX-8350.

Exactly.

In laymans term, they have their own specific expertise but most of the gamers majority that I've read prefer AMD but it has its cooling problem though the performance is outstanding. With Intel, it has its goodness too but its a bit expensive.

In the desktop space at least, Intel have the most powerful processors available for now. For the same price however, AMD will get you more performance.

AMD made a bad decision with the FX series, so whilst AMD were trying to improve a flawed design, Intel were improving a superior design CPU. AMD may manage to overtake Intel again, but it would take a while.

 So between Processor Intel and AMD have the advantage each hanging from the aspect of which compare it
And we can choice it about that we wanted

Proper ventilation.

My system unit was place to a side wall and it has 4 fans only inside. I don't use an airconditioner to my room, I use traditional fans. Sometimes it's just really annoying when it stops, lags, blackouts. I've read in some forums that it's really the sickness of AMD processors, I'm not very knowledgeable about that as it happens occasionally.

Definitely, Intel, for its power, it will be somewhat expensive, but I think the cheap, finally will be expensive, AMD is good but has many problems of overheating, the fans must adapt to reduce this problem, which would be a small modification in the hardware .In addition Intel offers much more quality and has many years in the market, have solved heating problems and their microprocessors are of higher quality.

That's true but it could be more expensive




But how to solve problem of overheating in AMD processor?

I would probably choose Intel because it suits better for the kind of work I need to complete but if my budget would a very powerful AMD then I would surely take it because you can use it for both gaming and business.

I use AMD processor now and I can say that sometimes there are problem with it but overall, it's good and powrerful procie.

I miss using intel.

Its a good question, but the answer depends on 2 things:

- The amount of money available for the project
- The purpose of getting a new computer (gaming, audio production, 3D, video ...)

In my opinion AMD is the best option and it's because the relation between power and price.

AMD is competing very strongly against Intel in the cpu space.  In many respects it’s new cpu has surpassed Intel in performance and price.  I would give AMD a look if I was in the market for a new computer.

The games can be used as a screen card strong
In addition to a powerful processor.

Intel will choose processor,He is a very powerful processor

Yes You're
But It Was Depends On Which Point We Compare
In The Graphics of Game, AMD Was Went Ahead
But AMD Was Lost In The Multimedia Applications

I like Intel, they're much more powerful

If You Want To Assemble a Computer,,
Which One Will You Choose From Intel Than AMD Processor ?
And Why You're Choose it?