Dark-ImmoRtal^ Posted July 27, 2020 Posted July 27, 2020 When it comes to AMD vs Intel, it all depends on what kind of use you are. AMD is a good choice for entry- and mid-level users, while Intel makes the best premium chips for pro users. This is because Intel’s high-end chips are faster and more power-efficient than AMD’s. For decades, Intel dominated AMD, and it was considered the brand leader in the CPU market. However, things turned around for AMD when they released the Ryzen 7 series, which was made to rival Intel’s Core i7 offerings. in personally i was intel fan i built every computer i owned from intel but not now everything changed i will show pictures for stuff i designed on my own AMD followed through with the launch of Ryzen 3 and 5 models. Their latest offering is the Ryzen 9 3950X, AMD’s first 16-core, 32-thread processor for mainstream use. In contrast, Intel offers the eight-core, 16-thread Core i9-9900K. The company touts it as “the best gaming processor in the world.” Intel’s Core X Processor Series has up to 18 cores and 36 threads, making it the perfect choice for high-end users who are into content creation. on the other side AMD gives you that without paying that much and without needing for a pro to help you unlocking your cpu what that means ?! i will explain AMD new technology allows you to use the everything from the CPU ( processor ) which is great but bad at the same time because when you use the full power of CPU it will make it super hot thats why with these stuff i recommend water cooling system better 100 times than Air for Intel you can use Air system on normal core i9-9900k its going to be hot but controlled if you did that with the new ryzen you would burn everything Best Overclocking: AMD Overclocking allows you to run your PC’s clock rate at speeds beyond the manufacturer’s recommendations. There are some chips that are locked, which means the manufacturer has designed them to run only on certain clock speeds. However, there are also chips that come unlocked and allow you to overclock them. AMD wins over Intel when it comes to overclocking. This is because AMD CPUs come unlocked, even on affordable models like the AMD Ryzen 3 2200G priced at around $100. Consequently, they can be overclocked, as long as the motherboard chipset is also capable of overclocking. In contrast, Intel chips are only capable of overclocking if they have “K” at the end of the model number. These tend to be priced higher, such as the Intel Core i3-9350K, which costs around $180. on the other side if you are pro you can unlock your own intel but if you are beginner and tried to unlock your own intel and just changed the unlocking voltage you would burn you computer again i will explain in the post tomorrow about unlocking and what sympoles and numbers means for intel such as K F and for AMD like ryzen and other stuff Pictures in my attachments i made them i Build these computers 6
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