Can't decide what to select in AMD vs Intel CPU wars? This guide details the differences between Intel and AMD processors and helps you choose the best CPU in 2023.
Are AMD processors better than Intel? AMD processors can compete directly with Intel on almost everything. AMD offers the better gaming performance at lower power draws, especially with its X3D CPUs. However, Intel chips tend to have more cores, so are often better at productivity workloads. J...
8534P Sep 2023 Siena 0.005 Socket SP6 64 128 2300 3100 131072 200 8534PN Sep 2023 Siena 0.005 Socket SP6 64 128 2000 3100 131072 175 Note: The processors in the table are sorted by socket type, model number, the number of cores, frequency and turbo frequency. Engineering samples are ma...
AMD delivers its second-generation 3D V-Cache processors and we start out by testing the Ryzen 9 "Zen 4" 7950X3D CPU. Should you buy it? Let's see. VIEW GALLERY - 29 Tyler Bernath @TylerBernath PublishedFeb 27, 2023 8:00 AM CST ...
Moving on to the 7700, we note a 5800X comparison again, showing the huge performance gain to be had, even at 65W. 25 The 7900 does just as good, too. The chart above shows solid boosts in performance gen over gen. 25 The CPUs themselves follow the design changes we saw with t...
This chart is drawn according to the data published in DIGITIMES Research, Feb 2023 Security Security is a critical factor for server CPUs, impacting their trustworthiness and data integrity. Both Intel and AMD have incorporated various security features, such as encryption, authentication, isolation,...
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Sept. 18, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --AMD(NASDAQ: AMD) today announced availability of the newAMD EPYC™ 8004 Series processors, completing the 4thGen AMD EPYC CPU family of workload-optimized processors. These new processors bring the “Zen 4c” core into a purpo...
Here’s a price comparison of all the CPUs covered in this article: *Actual retail prices may vary AMD vs. Intel: Laptop performance Intel still controls the laptop CPU market, and most laptops come equipped with Intel processors. But AMD has begun to challenge Intel’s dominance here too....
processor for gaming ever made, and it will hold that title for the rest of time, because there are no new AM4 chips coming down the pipe which can compete. It blows everything else from the same generation out of the water and remains competitive in gaming with much newer processors. ...
Intel moved forward to PCIe 5.0 and DDR5 technologies first, but AMD also now supports both with its Ryzen 7000 processors. AMD only supports pricey DDR5, which used to be a significant disadvantage due to higher pricing, especially since it doesn't confer meaningful performance advantages. Howev...