yes i do really believe that, and it is based in my experience over many years with this site.
when it comes to intel or nvidia tomshardware in general seems to set up the cheerleaders, calls the quire to sing a hymn and prais the gods at dawn in every article. this is clearly visible in writing.
any lead is a "clear" lead, any loss a "minor" or "negilgible" difference when it comes to these two companies.
read your own articles, there is clear bias there and i do not like it. i am so tired of having to read 10 pages on either side to get to the actual facts that are always somewhere in the middle.
i own two core i7 one core i5 in pcs and another core i7 and two core i5 in laptops. i have one amd based graphics card, the rest is from nvidia.
i do not give a flying f* who wins what fight, i just want the facts, but lately all i (and it seems a lot of other people see this the same) get is opinion pieces from all sides.
that is why i have turned to small enthusiast youtube channels to get actual data. they seem to be the only ones who actually put in the work to determin without bias what is the highest performing cpu, which one is the best price/performance solution, ... tomshardware and most other pages i have read for so many years just seem to put out what their best pals at company x tell them to.
if i wanted ads i would turn off my adblocker ...