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intal vs amd
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Gam3r01
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There are so many of these threads already Im keeping it short.
AMD: More, cheaper cores. Better performance to price ratio in the lower end market. Overall weaker architecture than intel, so more cores are thrown in.
INTEL: Stronger single core performance, less cores. Overall stronger performer than AMD, rules the high end market. But this comes at a steeper price than amd.
If you are on a budget, AMD is usually the way to go. Pure performance but costly Intel.
AMD: More, cheaper cores. Better performance to price ratio in the lower end market. Overall weaker architecture than intel, so more cores are thrown in.
INTEL: Stronger single core performance, less cores. Overall stronger performer than AMD, rules the high end market. But this comes at a steeper price than amd.
If you are on a budget, AMD is usually the way to go. Pure performance but costly Intel.
Tradesman1
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Depends on budget if lower then the 8350 for rendering or go the 4670K/4690K for better gaming and everything else...If you have an extra $100 go the 4770K/4790K which is far better than then the 8350 at everything
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