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>all these AMD CPU models and choices are a bit confusing! Perfect time for a whataboutism. Intel has far more confusing names, and more offerings; AMD has ado

>all these AMD CPU models and choices are a bit confusing! Perfect time for a whataboutism. Intel has far more confusing names, and more offerings; AMD has adopted what is essentially a cleaner subset of the Intel naming scheme.

webmobdev 7y ago
True - Intel too has quite confusing marketing nomenclature for its CPUs. And now that AMD has an actual technical edge over Intel CPUs, I feel they shouldn't ape Intel-like marketing and be more creative while opting for simplicty. Learn from Apple.
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- undersuit 7y ago
  >Learn from Apple. When you're finally "winning" greatly expand your product portfolio?
  - webmobdev 7y ago
    Sure, as long as you don't confuse your consumers, why not? Just keep it simple. Look at the current choices on Apple products (apple.com): You want a desktop mac - there's the iMac, the Mini, the Pro. You want a laptop - there's the Air and the Pro. You want a phone - there's the 11, 11 pro, SE2 and XR. You want a TV setup box - there's 4k and HD. You want a music player - there's the Homepod and the iPod Touch. And so on ...
    - smabie 7y ago
      I dunno, that all sounds pretty confusing to me.
      - webmobdev 7y ago
        Not really - it makes it easy to research. I want a desktop computer, Apple offers me 3 choices. Easy to compare and choose. Compare that to AMD Ryzen™ 3 3300X and AMD Ryzen™ 3 3250U. It's easy to get confused due to the the similar naming nomenclature and not realize that one is a desktop CPU and the other a laptop / mobile CPU.
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