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5% is a lot these days, and that Intel CPU will beat Ryzen clock-for-clock as well. Laptop manufacturers are fighting over every percentage point of gains these
by mrchicity 9y ago
5% is a lot these days, and that Intel CPU will beat Ryzen clock-for-clock as well. Laptop manufacturers are fighting over every percentage point of gains these days, not trying to move backwards. People want to see all day battery life with reasonably good performance.
I like AMD and want more competition for Intel. If you have a use that scales across many cores, AMD is a great value for workstations. Their new server lineup is pretty compelling too. But if they want to win in mobile they need to be better on power and thermals even for normal users who won't use the iGPU's capabilities heavily.
- saas_co_de 9y agoAMD's game is never about "winning" - that is not even considered as a possibility. Surviving and getting 10-20% marketshare is a home run for them.
- m45t3r 9y agoThe point is, this comparison is between a 4 core CPU (Ryzen) vs 2/4 cores CPUs (i3 and i5). Vs i5 the difference is less than 1%, vs i3 the difference is 5%.