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> Intel's real problem is that their products have struggled to be competitive in the marketplace on a price and performance level. That's not super true. AMD
by throwawaythekey 2y ago
> Intel's real problem is that their products have struggled to be competitive in the marketplace on a price and performance level.
That's not super true. AMD has had good outlier performance in gaming with the X3Ds for a while, but for regular use something like a 13400f has been as good of a deal as any AMD chip.
Arrow lake seems to have definitely made the situation worse for intel though.
- HelloNurse 2y agoFor most people. "regular use" (and "gaming") is the expectation that the CPU doesn't self-destruct. Regaining the faith of users will take years if the best Intel has to say is "this SKU is unaffected by this flaw"; less years if they openly switch to more trusted TSMC processes and/or ARM designs.