Intel Vs AMD | Which Processor Should You Buy in 2024?

[@rawux1228]

its good to have 2 CPU manufacturers instead of just 1. It makes them to keep prices lower and bring us better products.

[@pqrstzxerty1296]

@@rawux1228 There are three main ones - Intel (aka Fairchild) AMD (aka Fairchild ex CEO) Risc (aka Acorn, now Pure)

[@pqrstzxerty1296]

@@rawux1228 Risc have made trillions more CPUs than Intel and AMD.

[@shark-fin]

@@pqrstzxerty1296who the hell is using risc

[@pqrstzxerty1296]

@@shark-fin Everyone who has a smartphone or tablet, even Apple's.

[@MrVirusD]

The instability of Intel cpu recently is the cause of my decision diverting to AMD

[@Techfluencer]

Fair enough!

[@iLegionaire3755]

My Intel Core i9 14900K overvolted itself, oxidized and degraded to death on finals at Nursing school, so my hand was forced to switch to AMD, it was well worth it with the 7800X3D. Also replacing the iconic Intel Core i9 branding with Intel Core Ultra 9 (simply sucks in comparison) was just one of the dumbest decisions by Intel.

[@IceBreakei]

same here, a 50% crash rate+ and degradation issues, no thanks, dont want a ticking time bomb, despite how much i dont like AMD cpus, i chose AMD since intel can go suck a d right now

[@MrVirusD]

The ultra series isn't ultra, nothing compare to AMD 7800x3d till the release of 9800x3d...

[@iLegionaire3755]

@@MrVirusD 7800X3D will remain relevant, long after the 9800X3D and the 9950X3D release. Arrow Lake is DOA, it’s a 14900K/KS downgrade in every fashion, even on TSMC fabrication. Quite an awful accomplishment by Intel. I hope Intel can turn it around before Turin…oh wait…AMD EPYC Turin is already released and chainsawing Intel Xeon in half as always! Intel Xeon continues to deliver mediocrity, compared to the TITANS EPYC, Threadripper, Apple Silicon, Snapdragon X Elite 2 and NVIDIA Vera Rubin! Zen 5 Threadripper Shimada Peak will deliver the fatality.

[@kienquochuynh1106]

People choosing Intel because of their "stability" but they never understand how good AMD has evolved and improved. Intel also killing their gen every 2 years while AMD extended their socket so ppl won't change every few years. It's just the fact AMD win all but shame they still believe Intel is better than AMD 🤣🤣Look how Intel did this year

[@Icy-zk9rh]

Sure I guess... But I don't know why Intel is on top of the benchmark. Listen, I didn't make this up. It's just there.

[@kienquochuynh1106]

@@Icy-zk9rh like I said, "stability". What's the point proving Intel is better on benchmark while the price is always expensive and it consumes more power? Ppl are not that drunk to believe Intel will crawl back at this moment

[@Icy-zk9rh]

@kienquochuynh1106 Well, intel said about the next generation of Intel core and ultra about removing the "i" in their product, but not today.

[@Icy-zk9rh]

@kienquochuynh1106 Also I'm a laptop user, not a desktop user. So I can technically buy one with AMD, however I've grown up with intel processor so it's really hard for me to switch.

[@Techfluencer]

Valid concern.

[@Swordslinger-hb1ns]

I used to favor Intel given their fame and brand recognition. However, over the years AMD has better performance in all cases against Intel. The PS4, PS4 Pro, Xbox One, Xbox One X, PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PS5 Pro all have one thing in common: their processors are all powered by AMD technology. The only console that I know that is powered by Intel processors is the original Xbox.

[@smileinurhand]

Intel and AMD need to improve. Intel's prices are too high for their specs, while the Mac M4 offers great performance at a lower cost. A Mac mini M4 could be cheaper than building an AMD setup that matches its performance. AMD is not the ideal choice for video editing or Adobe software applications. In comparison, Intel and Nvidia perform well in these tasks...

[@anonimofied]

Bro try instal windows on mac m4 and you will see how shitty it really is

[@anonimofied]

Only reason mac m4 looks good on paper is becquse of mac os is lesser demanding os compared to windows

[@vahngaming7107]

No one should buy Intel rn, lets state facts here, Intel gen 13 and 14 has a degredation issue literally melting themselves. There is no choice right now either AMD or kick yourself in the nuts.

[@kienquochuynh1106]

Team blue won't like to hear this 🤣🤣

[@vahngaming7107]

@@kienquochuynh1106 yeah but like it or not, just stating facts. All my older systems were intel but my recent build is AMD, just being realistic. Also in the video he mentioned intel is upgrading? But from what I heard they are even asking the US gov for financial help. I am not a fan of both and I want them to compete so we have better products with reasonable prices.

[@mrlooneycooney8948]

@@vahngaming7107big companies will always ask governements for cuts and extra input, that doesn’t say anything. Intel is still way bigger with a vastly larger revenue then Amd. Don’t ever think otherwise, Amd has a seriously long way to go to compete on the entire marketshares of intel 😅 They probably have focussed on other things then only the consumer/gaming market, which is still a very VERY small part of their revenue.

[@vahngaming7107]

@@mrlooneycooney8948 i dunno what your arguement is. I didnt even mention which company is bigger or dominant. I am merely stating the facts that if you purchase intel cpu specifically 13 and 14th gen your in for a head ache. I dont know what your on about defending companies and I dont really care which company is bigger, I am just saying no one should buy intel since they are not a good investment. if you gonna go fan boy on either of these company go talk to a wall or someone else.

[@ЯрославТимчук-м7х]

What AMD should I buy?

[@hellmalm]

Leaving out the massive stability issues with Intel's 13th and 14th gen processors is a crime, this is the first thing you should let people know about. Just don't buy them. Not only do they have stability problems, they degrade. There's also a manufacturing issue with the ones produced i 2022 were they suffer from corrosion.

[@Techfluencer]

Hope they do something about it

[@yiit22]

So im thinking of buying asus tuf f15 which has i7 13620H in it i know this is about desktops but is this apply to laptops aswell? Im confused

[@hellmalm]

@ Yes, it does. Google it.

[@coockie.jay2k24]

Guys, help me, I'm on the verge of upgrading my PC or rather build a new one. I am so confused. I am both a gamer and a graphic designer. I want a build that can handle both. regardless of the GPUs and RAMs. My only problem is choosing the right CPU. I want some opinions and recommendations from all of you.

[@kdnbr3317]

Get an AMD. I was an intel fan my entire life, came across a AMD cpu with a NVIDIA gpu and it ran like butter. Had no issues with it whatsoever, I will be making the switch.

[@coockie.jay2k24]

@@kdnbr3317 appreciate it, is AMD Ryzen™ 7 9800X3D good enough?

[@timf8684]

Any mention of Intel melting themselves? I missed that bit. IMHO AMD or uppercut at this point. No offense, but just tell people the facts.

[@Techfluencer]

I mean, they often play with price where Intel suffers in performance issues.

[@iLegionaire3755]

In 2024, you are gambling buying Intel over AMD for x86 processors. I hope Intel can make a comeback but I'm just stating the facts.

[@KennyLeeJS]

Ended up, you watch a video that told you something but concluded nothing. AMD for Gaming and Intel for Productivity. Lol.

[@tanayvijay4556]

you should have considered NPU as well

[@jekkies]

I was an AMD fanboy decades ago, but ever since I switch over to a 1st Gen I7 6 core Sandy bridge from an Amd Dual core I never look back to Amd ever again. Everything I build/bought since then has been only Intel and NVidia. Intel was less headache in term of crashing software's/programs. Amd line up currently is very interesting to me in specs, but I am afraid to return to failing and crashing cause of software operating on it. A lot has changed since then so I do wonder how well it performs in today standards. Only way to know is to use them and gain your own experience, but that can be very costly.

[@cuongtang9539]

i have a 12700K works perfectly. Then i have a 7800x3d works also perfectly only issue with the AMD i have till now is, when i do a simply reboot it will hang like in a loop with blackscreen. Its intermiten not every time. Maybe its the Gigabyte x670e Aourus pro x board i dont know. Its also more finnicky with RAM. So in general i think Intel still takes the cake with compatibility.

[@DeftAnesthetik]

Ditto, was one of the first people to own a 1ghz+ CPU in Canada when they came out. Very much loved AMD. Nowadays I generally prefer to USE my computer rather than spending time fixin/tweaking and Intel always delivers with uptime and stability.

[@Techfluencer]

Fair enough.

[@lonniebeal6032]

I've got both Intel and AMD, I've not had programs crash since WinXP came out on either. Even though Intel may measure better in various speed measurements, I see no real world advantage to Intel. I'm with Ryzen now. Still have 2 Intel pcs in use, but I'm done with Intel due to pricing.

[@kdeclinetostatendeclinetos6707]

Funny I was using intel whole my life. I bought ryzen 3900x + x570 chipset motherboard just before covid. Since then I am still trying to figure out problems with shuttering, weird lags when there is no load on the system, doing thousands of stupid tricks in bios - turn off this, set that to this value, and still simple things like usb or nvme port do not simply work! It is outrageous how f.up amd stuff is. Never had such a silly problems with my intel PCs! Never ever thought you can have so many weird problems. My pc still is not butter smooth, but is somehow ok. But I have paid for quite high end setup and it is barely ok. Never, ever amd again!

[@loveyouzindagi1234]

I'm using AMD IN MY FIRST PC TO NOW

[@pqrstzxerty1296]

Neither, its Risc, they sold the most.

[@johnpaulbacon8320]

For all of my personal system's ; I have only used AMD. I have used " Intel Inside " ssytem's , those weren't much b etter then my AMD.

[@RobinLore335]

I heard intel has been power hungry

[@lopserdff]

that's why they hold back there fps because wattage is a problem

[@RobinLore335]

@ facts

[@TheNiCeTEa]

is this paid ads by intel?

[@Techfluencer]

No.

[@sbdmusangfx]

Im happy with my AMD

[@Techfluencer]

Great.

[@雲雲星]

AMD YES!!

[@coco_bold]

Nonsense, there is no case in which you should choose intel, they have instability that is still not corrected. And the performance in single core the difference is minimal. As for the energy consumption, Intel is pathetic, and for gaming and Performance i still would choose AMD.

[@hutaomain404]

nobody can beat the threadripper pros

[@cloudlabs06]

And threadripper good for gaming ah

[@hutaomain404]

@@cloudlabs06 was pretty solid when i tried it out on my dads office pc

[@Techfluencer]

For gaming?

[@iLegionaire3755]

Or EPYC's. And the 7995WX Threadripper PRO can game perfectly fine BTW ;) So can the EPYC 9754 Bergamo processor.

[@smileinurhand]

Intel & AMD are need more improvement. Intel Price is also too much for this spec 👎 Mac M4 is rocking the field with Les Cost. We can buy a Mac mini M4 at an Intel VGA cost nowadays..

[@O-Zi-498]

WHAT DO I GET AMD OR INTEL!???!?!?!?!?!?

[@pqrstzxerty1296]

Risc

[@trdestruction6678]

Looks like AMD. I bought an i7 and when I run it with my OLED screen it overheats. My only choices here are to swap to AMD or upgrade cooling. At this point, I might do both. What’s the point of having all of that processing power if you can’t use it? Intels will just overheat. Particularly i9. You might be able to escape with i7 if you have good cooling.

[@KonKhmer83228]

Intel stock fall down/// amd get 20% of market lest year because cheaper and better

[@DeftAnesthetik]

AMD lost its edge somewhere in the P4/Athlon era, before that they totally made better cpu's than Intel. Nowadays buying AMD is the same as throwing your money away. Literally every person I know who complains about shitty performance and odd crashes run AMD.

[@Techfluencer]

They have potential to do better though!

[@iLegionaire3755]

You need your glasses adjusted, AMD post Ryzen has handed Intel L after L in the x86 processor marketplace. And Intel in 2024, has gone out of there way to sell AMD Ryzen processors to the masses by design and their own deliberate choices. Raptor Lake was a massive failure for Intel, there is no way around it and I liked Raptor Lake's performance, Raptor Lake like Rocket Lake, severely damaged Intel's reputation.

[@galinageorgieva4735]

I definitely have a more stable pc with the threadripper, AMD now is pretty good

[@kdeclinetostatendeclinetos6707]

Yes, this odd crashes is what sucks. So what that amd will give you 30 fps more if you will never get smooth experience! In my ryzen 3900x I have all power saving options turned off. Otherwise it was stuttering/lagging on silly tasks for no reason.

[@lm4278]

I'll stick with amd

[@Techfluencer]

Whatever floats your boat!

[@loveyouzindagi1234]

I'm using amd in first pc to now