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The x86 companies (and/intel) do better with competition. I’ve had my last laptops (work/home) with amd and it’s much better battery life and performance then
by acomjean 2y ago
The x86 companies (and/intel) do better with competition.
I’ve had my last laptops (work/home) with amd and it’s much better battery life and performance then my (9th? Gen) intel notebook with nvidia (the battery life was Terrible but it could game). I think Apple puts a lot of pressure on too, which helps.
I guess intels “ultra” notebook parts are better.
There is some x86 advisory group now to keep the instruction set in sync between the 2 companies. Linux is involved and is Linus so it should be at least a little fun.
- binkHN 2y ago> ...had my last laptops (work/home) with amd and it’s much better battery life and performance then my (9th? Gen) intel notebook with nvidia... It's well known that an integrated GPU will give you a better battery life compared to a discreet GPU.
- theoreticalmal 2y agoIt’s true, discretion is the better part of gaming
- binkHN 2y agoI guess I have voice dictation to thank for that one. ;)
- jmspring 2y agoI ended up with a 3090FE card, decided to build the first tower I’ve built in years. Opted for and 7800x3d, didn’t realize what a dope chip it was. It was just a better price point than intel - I think 2022 or 2023
- sundvor 2y agoThe 7800X3D is absolutely awesome. That L3 cache is God-tier. At barely any power consumption whatsoever. (Compared to Intel CPUs at the time of release).
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- someothherguyy 2y agohttps://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/newsroom/news/intel-foundry-arm-announce-multigeneration-collaboration-leading-edge-soc-design.html https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/newsroom/news/intel-...