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1/12/2014 6:50:23 PM
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Intel vs. AMD
Which brand generally has better processors and would be better for a long term investment in a PC?
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1 ReplyAgreed with everyone else in this thread. Intel is probably the better long-term investment.
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2 RepliesGetting an Intel just for a gaming PC is pointless and a waste of money.
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1 ReplyIntel makes better processors. People with AMD will tell you the same. It's just that AMD is the cheap option. Still very good though, because of that cheap factor.
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I like AMD right now. Unlocked multipliers. Unlocked multipliers everywhere.
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Edited by Ad Hoc: 1/13/2014 4:48:42 PMIntel has better CPU's, but that doesn't mean AMD's aren't worth buying. Even the $120 FX-6300 is more than enough for any game you want to play right now. Just buy one of those and spend your money on a good graphics card. [spoiler]Would you rather have an i7 and a GTX 760, or an FX and a GTX 780?[/spoiler] [spoiler]The latter is correct.[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyIntel is better, but I would recommend getting an AMD one at the moment because Xbox One and PS4 both have AMD APUs so next gen games will most likely be more optimized for AMD.
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If youre on a budget then probably AMD
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1 ReplyIntel is more powerful but AMD's price to power ratio blows intel out of the water.
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It depends. AMD make great budget CPUs and there's no denying that they're going to have a distinct advantage going in to next gen. But right now, Intel has the better CPU lineup and is more geared towards the heavy spender.
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Intel is better but AMD is good stuff cheap.
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Depends on what your build is for.
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I use an AMD, but there is no denying that Intel makes the better processor.
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27 RepliesDepends on the purpose of your build. Have an AMD related picture! :3
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4 RepliesIntel for Processor. AMD for Graphics card (obviously).
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Intel usually has better single core performance, which is what most people need.
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I tend to go with Great Value brand
