AMD VS Intel [Read Before Bash and Dismissal]

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Ok, I've done a little more reading on the new AMD chips that were released, such as the APU and Bulldozer chips against the i5 and i7.

First a little of why I'm sporting AMD, let's remember that I'm not looking at cost of anything at the moment.

Thing is, when I'm working at my computer, I need a PC that isn't power hungry, but can muilt-task such as my favorite game, several chat clients, and Microsoft Office.

Also, I'm looking at sheer requirements, so what my game needs is what it gets. I'm not an overclocker and I'm only buying an 850w PSU. My games are CPU and GPU intensive, more so on the GPU than the CPU.

Lastly, I'm a worker, at heart I'm working with documents and spreadsheets more than games, and I'm used to a bit of lag, so within that is where I rest on AMD on performance.

Now cost, It's really clear that Intel is much more expensive than AMD, and so are the motherboards rightfully so. But dollars aside for a brief moment. I don't own any Intel product, and what Intel product I do own was by shear fault of the manufacture.

I'm leaving my netbook out of this mess because I am having random problems with the chip and are probably heat related, this isn't fair to it. However, I do recall our first desktop having an Celeron D in it which was an epic fail and my dad's laptop which also has an intel chip in it and the clock is always at max and never cools down. My friend's AMD based laptop is a few months old and still working like new, the two intel based machines did not last as long in a few months time.

Brand trust: I've had 3 older P3 based machines and 2 melted their sockets during windows 7 install, the other one burst into flames when the caps failed. My old AMD based rig Athlon XP locked at 100% load lost its heatsink for 30min and all it did was epically slowed down and then the thermal protection shut it off. Worked just like new after the needed repairs were taken care of.

Now Cost: Intel's are first more expensive than AMD's chips and part of that is name brand, and the other part of cost is that motherboards in the intel line are also more costly. AMD is more affordable since there is no name branding and as well there's no advertising. AMD also produces what the consumer needs not what they want.

If Intel was priced the same as AMD, and performance was the same across the board I'd use them interchangeably.


Opinion: Yes, I know my opinion is very heavily present. I've trusted AMD for years, and I plan to keep trusting AMD even through their bad times. I don't care what the benchmarks say, I care what I have to say.

One last remark. Socket types, Intel puts the pins on the motherboard, AMD they're on the chip. Intel drop it in and lock it down before it moves. AMD, drop it in, worry free.
 

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My main problem with Intel is the continual socket changes....especially the 1156 to 1155....
 

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AMD, drop it in, worry free.

Unless the pin/s get bent :p

But at least they're more 'tolerant' than socket pins.



My main problem with Intel is the continual socket changes....especially the 1156 to 1155....

Don't forget the multiple CPU revisions in between the different sockets...

And the eXtreme chips never seem to drop in price when superseded :rolleyes:
 

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I'm thinking about my next build and I'm in doubt if I go for a Core i7 x6 or a Zambezi x8 chip.

What do you think ?
 

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I have half and half - 3 AMD and 3 Intel. They all work well - some since years. I kind of like AMD too and would probably be looking at an AMD for my next system - which is not for tomorrow.
 

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I have half and half - 3 AMD and 3 Intel. They all work well - some since years. I kind of like AMD too and would probably be looking at an AMD for my next system - which is not for tomorrow

My next system is not for tomorrow too, it will be probably for Q1 2012. I used to be an AMD fanboy some time ago, but in the Core 2 era I moved to Intel, but now, again, I'm very interested in the Zambezi chip.
 

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Although I could future proof my next build with an i7, by the time I do that, there might be an i9?

I'm waiting for the next release of AMD APUs, the Piledriver series. It should come out early next year with better performance running on less power with the new Radeon 7000 series processors built in. And for less than one intel chip and one NVIDIA card? YES!

Wow, you know you're cool when you've literally seen a computer catch flame! :D
I agree, even though AMD is going through a period of major competition, I still stand by them. They're priced right and serves all major purposes of multitasking. My Athlon 240 is still kicking pretty well I think. And their APUs they're released are quite impressive since it cuts cost for the average consumer and also for the casual gamer since they have the choice of CrossFire. YES!
 

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I've looked at some of those 7000 series cards and wow they kick quite a punch. But they're also expensive.

I have an Athlon II X2 220 and it handles games shockingly well, I just need to get off integrated graphics. yuck.

But all in all, I would love to get my hands on the ultimate build hehe.
 

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For this long, an Intel things already occupied my head. For friends, office, and even family, I just automatically recommend those stuffs. I am even wondering why I've been doing this. In fact, I keep on digging updates from several sites including forums, Tomshardware, NGOHQ, and many others. But for graphic card I just automatically think of ATI/AMD

Reading this thread had just have squeezed more conscience into my head that I should consider having AMD on my next PC assembly.

Thanks for enlightening me, Guys. :D
 

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That's no problem mas catoer. See I go for amd because of cash reasons but also because of the independent processor specs too. Normally I won't just buy the next Gen released if it can't be fast and have a large cache. But more often than not, since all processors degrade over time I look at each processor independently from others in its' series.
 

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Well. There is always a way to get into something new, I guess.
Been around with PC things for this long, I barely give myself time to take a closer look to AMD series. I find myself familiar with Intel series since from an XT, AT, up to the latest series. Deserve to feel guilty ignoring the other side then.

I'll start learning the AMDs. The chipset, processor, and all the features of it. I believe people in this forum are going to be a big help in doing so.
:thumb:
 

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I've started with the Athlon series @ 600 mhz :roflmao:

Then I jumped up to the Athlon XP @ 1.6GHz OC'd to 1.8GHz (it was the max over volt I could do to it...)

Now I have an Athlon II X2 220 @ 2.8 GHz

It just simply amazes me that CPUs are pushing the 4GHz level stock. It's going to be interesting what the manufacturing tech will be in time to come. I would love to see a chip as big as my finger tip that's capable of 8GHz stock.
 

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I remember AMD had issues about cooling that was the main reason I never upgraded my system to AMD. But Intel Core i3 performance was very disappointed whereas Intel Core i5 matches the i7 performance that was a surprise.
 

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I've never had issues with cooling at all.
 

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Those AMD coolers are quite efficent, even overclocked (2.7 to 3.0) the average temperature has risen only 3.5 celsius degrees.
 

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I always liked AMD. My 4800+ (2.5GHz Duo) seemed to be as fast as my Intel Q6600 (2.4GHz but quad). But now I am on i7 and i5 (on the laptop) and those worl pretty well.
 

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I remember AMD had issues about cooling that was the main reason I never upgraded my system to AMD. But Intel Core i3 performance was very disappointed whereas Intel Core i5 matches the i7 performance that was a surprise.

That was the real issue here back to 10-12 years with additional noisy fan which made AMD sales remarkably low. But I also found AMD was a leading processor chosen by gamers, desktop publishers, and overclockers.

Now AMD is everywhere here.
 

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Really??? AMD in Indonesia ... I really need to get out more often.

One thing I would really like to see is how big these giants are, like AMD and Intel.
 

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Really??? AMD in Indonesia ... I really need to get out more often.
One thing I would really like to see is how big these giants are, like AMD and Intel.

In the past here, for regular user they only come for Intel, even PC store drove them to buy one. But it was years far behind. Now they mostly see overall spec and the price. Less words on why Intel? Why AMD. But still Intel outstrip AMD's selling. I see Intel are deliberately lowering their price against AMD.
 

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AMD is in my opinion is good but i'm a bit worried about them because i heard they dropped out the cpu market which is why most likely my future build will most likely be intel.
 

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