I'm in confusion as I have to get myself a new laptop but I'm not sure with which CPU should it come. I know there are intel and amd processors on the market but I'm not sure which one to choose. What are the differences between them and for what is each of them good or better?
Hi Christine,
A personal computer should be chosen based on the compatibility, efficiency, data storage along with other factors including the price.
AMD chips are economical than their competitors and they can offer a sufficient amount of performance, which enables you to distribute your budget on the other factors under consideration. These are also reliable options for Overclocking, since they are more responsive to user who tinker with the basic setting.
GPU efficiency is really the prime factor where the powerful i5 and i7 CPU is surely advantageous with a high end graphics card with a bigger budget. This will surely impact the way the applications run based on frame rates and latency where Intel scores the best.
To summarize, AMD CPU can be worthy for basic browsing and productivity tasks, but highly-efficient tasks or gaming activities will surely be better off with the Intel CPU.
Regards,
Anyet
There is not much difference between AMD and Intel processors. However if you are on a low budget, AMD would be a great catch considering they are cheaper. Incase you are looking for a gaming machine, it requires a processor with high performance. There is notable difference in frame rate between AMD and Intel chip when using the same graphics card hence you should use Intel for a gaming machine.
