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Great links. Whilst I'll admit a confirmation bias on my side, benchmarks aside, I'm pretty happy with my AMD X13. This is after literally 15 years of only purc
by srazzaque 6y ago
Great links. Whilst I'll admit a confirmation bias on my side, benchmarks aside, I'm pretty happy with my AMD X13. This is after literally 15 years of only purchasing Intel laptops - aside from thunderbolt, I dont feel like I've lost out on anything.
An interesting little excerpt from the first link:
> this tuning Intel does is in software and for Windows only. If you change OSes or even if the OS is upgraded, chances are this tuning will vanish.
- tsujp 6y agoMy first ever PC, that was mine mind you, was some cheap AMD Athlon back in 2008, after that when the i7 came out I was on that train until very recently when I picked up a 3700X instead -- so essentially 11 years of Intel for me. I'm not really attached to either brand just what's currently the best, can run Linux, and whose owning company/companies are behaving themselves (stability/support/development).