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Difference Between Processors (AMD/Intel)

I had a hard time choosing a processor between Amd and Intel

Can someone help me?

Whats the difference between Amd and Intel

My thought about this, is that amd is less expensive thus more wattage/heat output while intel is expensive thus more durable

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For gaming, Intel is better hands down. Intel has much stronger individual cores, which games take a massive advantage of.

If you want good price/performance (below $150, AMD doesn't really have high end) for heavily multithreaded tasks, AMD is generally better.

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Intel is lower amount of ,but more powerfull cores.

Amd is lots of cores, but weaker ones.

 

Depends on what you need. Gaming does (today) only require one /two cores. Whilst rendering would benefit from multiple cores.

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@MrKickkiller

They do use more cores,depends on the game, but 3-4 is no rare, but Intel is better for gaming

AMD for multitasking ( I am not talking about watching youtube while facebooking, I am talking many many programs)

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I research that in modern games, more cores is better?

What does it mean?

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I research that in modern games, more cores is better?

What does it mean?

Every app you use (e.g. Photoshop, Google Chrome) may use one or two cores, just like Battlefield 4 should. Some other intensive games may go as far as using all four cores (if you have a quad-core CPU, such as the Intel Core i7-4770K).

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