Both AMD and Intel make a variety of processors, each designed for a particular type of laptop and computing, and each with its own set of upsides and downsides. The processor is the brains of the computer. It's the most important chip in a notebook, and it has power-management features that extend battery life. Notebooks use a variety of processor types depending on their focus.
For example, AMD Athlon 64 generally delivers gaming performance superior to that of Intel's Pentium 4. Conversely, the Pentium 4 generally performs encoding tasks faster than the Athlon 64. Further complicating things, a laptop's other components, such as RAM, hard drive size and speed, and graphics chip, all contribute to its overall performance.
Still, the processor (the CPU, or central processing unit) is the brains of the computer and the most important chip in a notebook. Which CPU a laptop uses is a crucial element to consider when making a buying decision.
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>> Just A Comparison <<
Vishnu
The use of Technology is simply better in AMD. You may find Core 2 Duo having more benchmarks etc. But the truth is AMDs work flawless and relentlessly. It will bleed itself to give you that extra frame per second you need. And most importantly Intel changes their fabrication, processor range, model so much that you rely on upgrade. Well, AMD doesn't do that they release a few component so that you can upgrade even after 2 years. Nothing against Intel. But the fact is that Intel been putting their good name to earn good cash these days and not provide so much power for the money.
I say go with AMD. Get a solid 790FX/SB750 chipset motherboard and 8 Gigs of 1066 Mhz DDR3 RAM and 10000 rpm hard disk with a Ati 4870 X2 @ 2GB. And you got a machine that would rival top Intel machines
I say go with AMD. Get a solid 790FX/SB750 chipset motherboard and 8 Gigs of 1066 Mhz DDR3 RAM and 10000 rpm hard disk with a Ati 4870 X2 @ 2GB. And you got a machine that would rival top Intel machines
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Who Is Better ?????
Vishnu
There arrises a question that AMD or Intel is good. To answer that question, we have to check, compare and know the product whatever it maybe.
Both are good, but one man can't do everything, so other hardware related to it should also support the processors to its max.
A perfect machine is made when all the hardware are combined perfectly. So it's necessary that hardware selection should be perfect.
Both are good, but one man can't do everything, so other hardware related to it should also support the processors to its max.
A perfect machine is made when all the hardware are combined perfectly. So it's necessary that hardware selection should be perfect.