For how long, though? It is well known companies have their products ready to be released for the next 4 or so years. Back in 2016, when AMD really shook the market, no one was ready, especially not Intel. They weren't prepared at all for this war. They've shown in these last years that they don't really care about their customers, *reviving* old CPUs and selling them insanely overpriced under different names. However, in these years to come, Intel can definitely bounce back. Their CPUs still remain the best gaming ones available on the market, while AMD excels at multi-tasking.
Not an Intel fan, btw, I'd choose Ryzen over Intel any day of the week.
For how long, though? It is well known companies have their products ready to be released for the next 4 or so years. Back in 2016, when AMD really shook the market, no one was ready, especially not Intel. They weren't prepared at all for this war. They've shown in these last years that they don't really care about their customers, *reviving* old CPUs and selling them insanely overpriced under different names. However, in these years to come, Intel can definitely bounce back. Their CPUs still remain the best gaming ones available on the market, while AMD excels at multi-tasking. Not an Intel fan, btw, I'd choose Ryzen over Intel any day of the week.