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PhilT
3 years ago
I am totally agree with when compare between the two CPUs company. I don’t trust Intel CPU more after incidents with Meltdown and Spectre and others. They cover up the indidents and worked with MS to fix the issue. Intel tried to cut corner to gain speed over AMD. For me, security in the CPU is very important.
Lastguytom
3 years ago
Intel cpu have been using sky-lake design(2014) for there core. Intel has just shrunk it’s design and made minor or clock speed increases. Intel has better clock speed, but needs a very expensive cooler just to keep the heat in check. AMD Ryzen cores does more work per cycle than the Intel cores. Intel’s 10 nm node is broke and 7nm has been delayed until late 2021 or even early 2022.
Sandglass2013
1 year ago
This article and data tables give a good overview of the actual CPU Segment.
Choosing AMD over Intel or vice versa depends on the size of the desktop where the chassis is to put at.
A Threadripper Pro 5xxx with 280Watts TDP will not fit in to a small size Box. A i7 will fit perfectly in example a NUC 11/12Pro Box and will work quietly.
Also is to find the right use case. Do I Need the crown CPU Performance 24*365 over the year and do I want to pay the Power bill.
I have Chosen a Intel NUC11Pro i7 11700B and have a lot of power now .
In working with computers for more than 25 years now, I was there when AMD surpassed Intel in the speed department. Also, since the AMD processors were generally cheaper I chose to go that route for all my builds from that point on.
That being said, over the last few years I have made the switch to Intel simply because they are more stable and the speed, as you have pointed out, is close enough to become a mute point.
I’ve found that using Intel processors with motherboards that are based on Intel chipsets are far more stable than the AMD based builds and give far fewer problems with drivers and firmware.
As for the graphics cards, I’ve run both but going back to stability, I have always preferred an NVIDIA based graphics cards based on that same stability factor.
Just my opinion!!!
Is there more useful information beyond the last column displayed in the comparison spreadsheet? It looks like it’s wider than is shown.
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I am totally agree with when compare between the two CPUs company. I don’t trust Intel CPU more after incidents with Meltdown and Spectre and others. They cover up the indidents and worked with MS to fix the issue. Intel tried to cut corner to gain speed over AMD. For me, security in the CPU is very important.
Intel cpu have been using sky-lake design(2014) for there core. Intel has just shrunk it’s design and made minor or clock speed increases. Intel has better clock speed, but needs a very expensive cooler just to keep the heat in check. AMD Ryzen cores does more work per cycle than the Intel cores. Intel’s 10 nm node is broke and 7nm has been delayed until late 2021 or even early 2022.
This article and data tables give a good overview of the actual CPU Segment.
Choosing AMD over Intel or vice versa depends on the size of the desktop where the chassis is to put at.
A Threadripper Pro 5xxx with 280Watts TDP will not fit in to a small size Box. A i7 will fit perfectly in example a NUC 11/12Pro Box and will work quietly.
Also is to find the right use case. Do I Need the crown CPU Performance 24*365 over the year and do I want to pay the Power bill.
I have Chosen a Intel NUC11Pro i7 11700B and have a lot of power now .
Thank you for sharing your perspective.
In working with computers for more than 25 years now, I was there when AMD surpassed Intel in the speed department. Also, since the AMD processors were generally cheaper I chose to go that route for all my builds from that point on.
That being said, over the last few years I have made the switch to Intel simply because they are more stable and the speed, as you have pointed out, is close enough to become a mute point.
I’ve found that using Intel processors with motherboards that are based on Intel chipsets are far more stable than the AMD based builds and give far fewer problems with drivers and firmware.
As for the graphics cards, I’ve run both but going back to stability, I have always preferred an NVIDIA based graphics cards based on that same stability factor.
Just my opinion!!!
Thanks for sharing your perspective. 😀