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intel vs amd
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Gam3r01
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- Jan 12, 2013
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Might as well link him to the thread we just were on.
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2211915/amd-experiences-experiences-amd.html
Quoted from me, 1 hours prior:
"The easiest way to break it down is like this.
AMD: More, overall weaker cores, however cheaper. Performs better in some multithreaded tasks.
INTEL: Less cores, stronger overall architecture, better gaming experience.
If you have the money to spend intel will offer you more raw performance, but it comes at a premium.
Overall I would rank both equal. AMD is the better budget option where intel runs performance.
What is your specific budget and goals for this CPU?"
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2211915/amd-experiences-experiences-amd.html
Quoted from me, 1 hours prior:
"The easiest way to break it down is like this.
AMD: More, overall weaker cores, however cheaper. Performs better in some multithreaded tasks.
INTEL: Less cores, stronger overall architecture, better gaming experience.
If you have the money to spend intel will offer you more raw performance, but it comes at a premium.
Overall I would rank both equal. AMD is the better budget option where intel runs performance.
What is your specific budget and goals for this CPU?"
- Nov 11, 2013
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well after suffering enough with my last AM3+ build and did not see where AMD offered anything newer or better than what I been running for years I went intel for my first time in like 14 or so years and I must admit it was a good move AMD will be hard pressed to get me back and I'm a fan boy no more
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