Intel Vs Amd ?!

[Axeles]

High-quality assembly: which processor is best assembled on Intele or AMD? I would like not to make a mistake, but I had a bad experience with Amd, it slowed down, I warmed myself up, there were dances with tambourines

[Poinkachu]

3 minutes ago, BIOS-iEngineer said:

any AMD always brings problems.

??
Dunno what you're talking about tbh
5600x is my first AMD CPU, never had problem
Upgraded to 5900x, so far no problem too

Then bought a laptop with 6800h a few months ago, no problem too.

[Tan3l6]

OP does not make much sense in the statement or is it just me? Especially with tambourines.

[Axeles]

11 minutes ago, Poinkachu said:

??
Не знаю, о чем вы говорите, если честно,
5600x — мой первый процессор AMD, у него никогда не было проблем.
Обновился до 5900x, пока тоже без проблем

. Затем несколько месяцев назад купил ноутбук с 6800h, тоже без проблем.

I’m talking about the fact that I had fx and I suffered a lot with it, after it I switched to i7 8700k and didn’t know Gere for many years, but now they’re ruining AMD as if it’s nothing) I’m for quality and smoothness and stability in work, this is very important! I use PC a lot in every sense, either in games or in work, the main thing for me is quality)

[Poinkachu]

27 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

OP does not make much sense in the statement or is it just me? Especially with tambourines.

Probably translation problem

 

25 minutes ago, Axeles said:

I’m talking about the fact that I had fx and I suffered a lot with it, after it I switched to i7 8700k and didn’t know Gere for many years, but now they’re ruining AMD as if it’s nothing) I’m for quality and smoothness and stability in work, this is very important! I use PC a lot in every sense, either in games or in work, the main thing for me is quality)

I never had any AMD CPU before Ryzen 5000

But yeah, AMD has come a long way from back then.

 

So far my Ryzen 5000s never gave me problems at anything I do, be it games, graphic design, remote gaming, etc.

And I don't think I've seen lots of troubleshooting post in this forum concerning AMD CPU stability that emerge from the CPU being badly built.

Usually what I see is people having instability due to wanting to use too high speed of RAM (sometimes with more than 2 sticks) on a Ryzen series with not good enough memory controller for that RAM setup.

 

Also, If I remember correctly, currently 7800x3D is the best selling CPU on multiple retail places.

edit:

https://www.hardwaretimes.com/amds-ryzen-7-7800x3d-was-the-1-bestseller-for-the-9th-straight-month-selling-13-6x-more-than-intels-most-popular-chip/

 

If the CPU is bad shit, there's gonna be a shit ton of RMA, and if there is a shit ton of RMA, someone gonna notice and make it a big news. Especially fanbois from the other team.

 

Peoples here also often recommend AMD CPU due to it's price : performance ratio. You can check the New Builds & Planning subforum yourself.

 

Edited December 27, 2023 by Poinkachu
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[Eigenvektor]

37 minutes ago, Axeles said:

I’m talking about the fact that I had fx and I suffered a lot with it, ...

The FX CPUs were well known for being hot and slow. A lot has changed since then. I'm also running an Ryzen 5900x without issues.

 

37 minutes ago, Axeles said:

but now they’re ruining AMD as if it’s nothing)

I assume you mean running, not ruining

[PDifolco]

1 hour ago, Axeles said:

High-quality assembly: which processor is best assembled on Intele or AMD? I would like not to make a mistake, but I had a bad experience with Amd, it slowed down, I warmed myself up, there were dances with tambourines

"Build quality" isn't a thing for CPU, they're all built with the same processes and don't get worn out from use like a car or furniture  

What makes a difference is chip architecture and design, and early AMD (FX series and earlier) weren't very good

Since Ryzen and especially with Ryzen 5000 and 7000 series AMD chips are really competitive and work well, with x3D chips demolishing Intel in gaming performance vs price

They're also way more power efficient