[humanpuff69]

In 2018, AMD hands down. With tuned memory, the singlecore is the same as an 8700k (before OC of course) but you get a lot of threads for cheap.
It's on an expansive platform that has support until 2020, and every chip is unlocked if you wish to OC.

the most best news is in the datacenter market . now amd gained like 1% market share in server if i not wrong but it always gained and datacenter is high margin profit so they will get more money and because of this their stock prices go up from previous 2 year

[Amresh]

In 2018, AMD hands down. With tuned memory, the singlecore is the same as an 8700k (before OC of course) but you get a lot of threads for cheap.
It's on an expansive platform that has support until 2020, and every chip is unlocked if you wish to OC.

Hey Intel is more good with a huge lot of its customers ....
Its services and function is more good than other like amd!
.....
My Computer runs on i3 with 3 cores buyed in 2011 and it stills works awesome.....!

[Soarin]

Hey Intel is more good with a huge lot of its customers ....
Its services and function is more good than other like amd!
.....
My Computer runs on i3 with 3 cores buyed in 2011 and it stills works awesome.....!

Their old chips are really nice, I'm actually running the i5-3570k right now. But I have a hard time recommending Intel nowadays, unless if you're going for absolute FPS crunching in video games. That's all they really offer is top FPS crunching, really only when they're overclocked far. I value high performance threads and a lot of them than fewer and a highly expandable platform.

[humanpuff69]

Hey Intel is more good with a huge lot of its customers ....
Its services and function is more good than other like amd!
.....
My Computer runs on i3 with 3 cores buyed in 2011 and it stills works awesome.....!

theres no such thing as core i3 with 3 cores . The name doesnt indicate core count it more indicating the performance level on that generation . all i3 until recent cofee lake architecture only uses 2 core 4 thread

[Vuluts]

@humanpuff69 maybe @Amresh is referring to it's frequency 3'sh ghz or with it's cache?

[deanhills]

For me it looks like AMD and Intel don't always compete head on, they have applications for different audiences. And apparently they are even collaborating on a mobile processor, with AMD supplying the graphics chip for Intel's latest Core i7 with Vega M. It is changing all of the time.

Looks like AMD is holding the more dominant position of the two in specialist graphics cards for gamers. Intel does produce 3D graphics chips, but its expertise lies more in integrated graphics for use in laptops. AMD supplies graphics cards from low-profile, passively-cooled cards to very high quality RX Vega 64 card which is very expensive. Here Nividia is a greater competitor to it than Intel.

I'm not an expert but looks as though AMD in history used to be the cheaper alternative to Intel. One could get a PC or Laptop with AMD that is much cheaper than Intel. But looks as though that is changing too. AMD is getting much more competitive with Intel in Intel's natural field of expertise and is providing great competition with its latest Ryzen 2 series processors that are worthy competitors of Intel and in high demand because of their lower price.

[humanpuff69]

@humanpuff69 maybe @Amresh is referring to it's frequency 3'sh ghz or with it's cache?

There is some i3 that have 3ghz clock or/and 3M cache
But still 3 core i3 never exist or even 3 core processor from intel never exist . 2 core 4 thread isnt equal 3 core

[Abinash]

AMD rocks but they get real quick hot lol.
AMD is the gaming stuff so yeah go for amd if you are a gamer, and intel for other things y'know.

[Manal]

Intel CPUs aren't more powerful but they have much better thermal properties. 
About three or four years ago I had a notebook with an AMD CPU and (Ati) Radeon video card. 
It was always hot, although it was a new notebook, all the drivers were installed, and its fan worked fine.
There weren't any faults or errors, because I took it to the nearest service point and then they confirmed that it's ok, but it's hotter than an Intel because it's AMD. Then I sold and bought a same notebook but with an Intel CPU. And all problems gone, it is much cooler, and still the fan doesn't have much work, it's still working.
AMD is good only if you have a very good cooling system.
And they are really recommended for gaming because you can buy it at a much lower price.

I agree with this guy. Intel's CPU aren't as strong as AMD's.

[Rehan]

I think intel is best.I am using intel since i first used pc.Once i saw AMD on a friend pc that was working well.I was unable to find any difference between them.I used that for only 1 day but was same as intel.According to a teacher ( Coumputer Science ) AMD have low qualities.So i personally use Intel.But now i think i should try AMD once.