Poll

AMD or Intel?

AMD
Intel

Author Topic: AMD or Intel?  (Read 1707 times)

I'm arguing with a friend and I would like some community input on this subject.  Give reasons why you made your choice.

I prefer AMD over Intel because the AMDs are much cheaper than Intels are for essentially the same thing.

I prefer AMD over Intel because the AMDs are much cheaper than Intels are for essentially the same thing.

I prefer AMD over Intel because the AMDs are much cheaper than Intels are for essentially the same thing.
/thread

Whichever's cheaper

In other words, AMD

I read somewhere that intel is faster (does more loops or something), but amd does more work per loop, so it more or less evens out.

WHOA THIS WAS MY 1k POST :o
« Last Edit: May 28, 2011, 05:22:17 AM by Nexus »

AMD processors, basically you get what you pay for. From what I know, AMD processors hotter, usually don't perform as well as Intel processors, but are cheaper in price.

Intel processors are more expensive, but worth it. They run cooler than similar AMD processors, run faster, but cost more.

It used to be the complete opposite a few years ago, actually, but I'm not taking sides. AMD's good if you're trying to save money, Intel's good if you have enough money to spend.

Intels good for your dream computer. AMD is good for the on the go laptop.

AMD processors, basically you get what you pay for. From what I know, AMD processors hotter, usually don't perform as well as Intel processors, but are cheaper in price.

Intel processors are more expensive, but worth it. They run cooler than similar AMD processors, run faster, but cost more.

It used to be the complete opposite a few years ago, actually, but I'm not taking sides. AMD's good if you're trying to save money, Intel's good if you have enough money to spend.
^Agree

I've had bad experiences with AMD. (Not supporting games, crashing, heat, etc)

Haven't had any problems with Intel except my mobo didn't support it right out of the box.

AMD - way more power per dollar
Intel - more power, less power per dollar

AMD - way more power per dollar
Intel - more power, less power per dollar
Also compatibility. I'm with Tapedeck when I say that AMD ones tend to just work right out of the box.

I prefer Intel solely on the fact that it's higher grade and has a better reliability rate than AMD.

My friend at school, who keeps nagging about how I should make a Minecraft dedicated, keeps boasting about how it would be oh so cheaper if I bought a Bulldozer AMD processor that's coming soon.  Too bad I don't really give a flying forget about AMD and haven't since my last and only AMD processor which was back in 2008.

Intels good for your dream computer. AMD is good for the on the go laptop.

I am almost completely sure that it goes the other way :\

I dont see AMD powered laptops anywhere.

AMD, it gets my stuff done and it gets it done at a decent speed.
I dont see AMD powered laptops anywhere.
I have a compaq CQ-60 laptop and.
« Last Edit: May 26, 2011, 12:14:57 AM by Trymos »

I don't know about any of it other than experience, and I've never dealt with anything other than Intel.
I am almost completely sure that it goes the other way :\
yep.
Intel can fit a quad core i7 in a seven inch long laptop