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AMD vs Intel CPUs

1. What CPU do you prefer?
- AMD
  
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- Intel
  
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- Currently using Intel, but will switch to AMD
  
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- Currently using AMD, but will switch to Intel
  
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- The best sale price will be my choice
  
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- No preference at all
  
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Posted November 9, 20204 yr

With the launch of the new 5000 series AMD chips, Intel seems to be on a serous decline in the CPU world. However, we are curious to what our legion prefers as most of our company runs of Intel and switching the AMD will be a decision coming up soon.

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5 weeks later...

December 8, 20204 yr

My laptop is running Intel and I do not plan to upgrade any day soon!

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December 9, 20204 yr

If you are asking me in context of the everyday usage, I'd say Intel CPUs are good for the casual usage. And you don't need AMD for that. However if you have gaming habit or you need the machine for the creator and the video editing part. You should be making use of the AMD whenever you are dealing with the graphics and the gaming like heavy gaming and the usage in that case.

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11 months later...

November 21, 20213 yr

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I have noticed that AMD still needs some work in the server market. Our home server still needs Intel due to many server apps using Intel only features like quicksnyc.

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1 year later...

January 22, 20232 yr

I don't have a preference in the home market, but I prefer Xeons in the server/workstation market.

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January 24, 20232 yr

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On 1/21/2023 at 7:57 PM, Grungie said:

I don't have a preference in the home market, but I prefer Xeons in the server/workstation market.

I had good experiences with Xeon, granted they were limited experiences. I never really played with AMD's Epic stuff.

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January 24, 20232 yr

12 hours ago, Uncrowned Guard said:

I had good experiences with Xeon, granted they were limited experiences. I never really played with AMD's Epic stuff.

I'm a server guy by trade, so I am biased in my line of work.

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1 year later...

January 28, 20241 yr

On 12/8/2020 at 9:59 PM, Paige said:

My laptop is running Intel and I do not plan to upgrade any day soon!

This is exactly what I'm currently using now in my HP laptop and it's serving me very well. So, I equally don't have any plans to upgrade or use anything different for now until something changes with Intel that I don't like.

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