Interesting how AMD differentiates over only raw performance (eg: clock rate, cache size, core count, etc) whereas Intel still differentiates on hard-hitting fe

Interesting how AMD differentiates over only raw performance (eg: clock rate, cache size, core count, etc) whereas Intel still differentiates on hard-hitting features (ie: HyperThreading and OmniPath both cost extra). I think this will definitely hurt them as it strictly enforces market segmentation, however it's probably not that big of a deal for those that consistently buy Intel in bulk. They're clearly not that concerned about AMD flanking them.