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...
In recent years, Intel has adopted a more aggressive pricing strategy to compete with AMD’s offerings. With the release of its 12th and 13th-generation processors, Intel has aimed to provide strong performance at competitive prices, making them attractive options for budget-conscious buyers. For ...
At first glance, the IntelCore i5-14400versus the AMDRyzen 5 7600Xseems to be a bit of a mismatch. Going by MSRP pricing, the Ryzen 5 7600X is nearly $100 more expensive than the Intel CPU, which is a substantial difference in this price band. However, recent price cuts to the AM...
The dynamic between AMD and Intel will shift soon.AMD’s Ryzen 9000 CPUsare arriving in July, while Intel says it will have its 15th-gen Arrow Lake processors out before the end of the year. We don’t have pricing for those parts yet, but keep them in mind if you plan on making a...
Best Price: AMD Nowhere is the AMD vs Intel battle more pronounced than pricing. Being the market leader for decades has allowed Intel the power to drive up their prices. AMD’s main draw is its aggressive pricing strategy. AMD offers more cores and better performance at a lower cost, whic...
but AMD is making strides in these areas. Cost-wise, AMD has historically offered competitive pricing, forcing Intel to adjust its prices. Both companies address security vulnerabilities with patches and updates. Ultimately, the choice between Intel and AMD server CPUs depends on the specific worklo...
Intel vs AMD Both giants, in the form of AMD and Intel, have been competing at the highest level for a very long time, so which one is better than the other? This post broadly compares Intel CPU with AMD processors for performance, gaming, overclocking, pricing, etc. ...
AMD’s 8-core powerhouse was pitted against a 4-core offering from Intel because of AMD’s aggressive pricing. The results were hardly surprising at that point. However, Intel had refined its architecture and clock speeds for years and still maintained a lead in both clock speed and IPC –...
AMD vs Intel CPUs: What's the difference, which is faster, and everything else you need to know.
Intel and AMD duel on pricing, capital spending frontsDarrell DunnJack Robertson