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I constantly hear people (on the forum and IRL) saying that Intel's IPC is better than that of AMD. I'd like to ask, what is an IPC? What does it stand for and what significance does it serve?

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Instructions per cycle. "Work per hz"

 

Clock per clock, Intel beats AMD. 

Of course, this is an extremely simplified answer because there's not really a straightforward answer to a pretty vague question. 

I constantly hear people (on the forum and IRL) saying that Intel's IPC is better than that of AMD. I'd like to ask, what is an IPC? What does it stand for and what significance does it serve?

Thanks!

Instructions per cycle. "Work per hz"

 

Clock per clock, Intel beats AMD. 

Of course, this is an extremely simplified answer because there's not really a straightforward answer to a pretty vague question. 

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intel beats amd cuz yolo

 

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If the FX-8350 or 9590 had the IPC of an Intel chip everyone would have moved over to the red team already. Except if they needed a low power solution.

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Instructions per cycle. "Work per hz"

 

Clock per clock, Intel beats AMD. 

Of course, this is an extremely simplified answer because there's not really a straightforward answer to a pretty vague question. 

Helping actually gave good advice? What the hell? ;)

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