Really vague title, but what I really don't understand is: Why do Intel processors cost more for what seem to be slower speeds compared to AMD?
Let's take two different processors with the same core amount for example: AMD FX-4300 and Intel Core i5-2500k.
How come the Intel core i5-2500k costs so much more than the AMD FX-4300 but runs at a slower speed? Are there some hidden values that I'm missing? Do Intel processors have more features than AMD processors? I'm very confused.
Let's take two different processors with the same core amount for example: AMD FX-4300 and Intel Core i5-2500k.
■The AMD FX-4300 has 4 cores at 3.8 GHz and is about $120 at OutletPC.
■The Intel Core i5-2500k has 4 cores at 3.3 GHz (3.7 GHz Turbo Boost) and is about $230 at OutletPC.
How come the Intel core i5-2500k costs so much more than the AMD FX-4300 but runs at a slower speed? Are there some hidden values that I'm missing? Do Intel processors have more features than AMD processors? I'm very confused.
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