[SOLVED] Are you team red or blue?

[Jett_______2131223]

Are you team red (AMD Rysen) or are you team blue (Intel)?
post your comments and reasons why below!
(I want to know what you guys think)

 

[andrewbrinkmann007]

Intel, from what I know, is running the game on consumer level flagship chips currently with the 9900k and the new i9s; pricey, but if you want the best you gotta pay. From what I have been told Intel chips out perform AMD as far as gaming performance directly compared between chips of similar stature. As far as mid pack chips (sub $200), I would say AMD probably has the range covered. Their performance per dollar ratio in the mid range is better than that of Intels and I would say the same about low end chips.

TLDR; I'd go Intel on $250+ chip, AMD on a ~$200 or lower chip. Haven't looked in a while but AMD boards were also slightly more expensive when I built (+/- 50$) Q2 2019.

I am also very unqualified so take this with a grain of salt.

 

[bignastyid]

I'm team whichever gives me the best bang for my buck.

 

[Deleted member 2720853]

Whichever has the best price/performance, right now it's AMD, so. I was Intel up until now, in no way an AMD loyalist.

If Intel were to release CPUs on the 7nm production process that have great performance for their price, I wouldn't hesitate to switch back. Consumers will always follow the price/performance.

For now, AMD is king. My 3900x coming up next month. 😛

 

[Krishnan 05]

Are you team red (AMD Rysen) or are you team blue (Intel)?
post your comments and reasons why below!
(I want to know what you guys think)

Team red

 

[mdd1963]

I've owned both teams over the years, and buy whatever I feel is a good performer at the time for reasonable cost...

These topics are all over Youtube , with 200 videos on the topic if you need to investigate.

 

[Phaaze88]

This should be locked. There's enough threads like this with the 3 most popular answers being:
-whichever offers the user the best performance per currency
-users with more money than sense; just gets the most expensive thing because the most expensive product is the best, even if it may not suit their use case...
-loyalists/fanboys and girls

 

[Jett_______2131223]

I'm team red. Its just more bang for your buck and right now for some reason Intel has not developed 7nm chips.

 

[logainofhades]

Right now, I am team red, as they are where the price/performance is.

Generally, I prefer AMD, as a company, but I am no loyalist. I used Intel, from Core 2, all the way up to my 6700k, because AMD's competing products weren't good enough.

 

[USAFRet]

Are you team red (AMD Rysen) or are you team blue (Intel)?

Yes.

I choose what components, based on the desired functionality, availability, price, at the time I need it.
Slavishly following AMD vs Nvidia vs Intel is meaningless. (to me, anyway)

 

[RodroX]

Right now and lucky for us, it really does not matter much anymore. Just pick the one that best suits your needs.

Im on AMD right now because last year was the best performance/money available.

 

[digitalgriffin]

Are you team red (AMD Rysen) or are you team blue (Intel)?
post your comments and reasons why below!
(I want to know what you guys think)

Im team "deliver me the best value" that is currently team red.

 

[Schlachtwolf]

AMD has the best price/performance in the market at this time, my first AMD was a FX 8300 Vishera, pretty mediocre compared to the Intel i5 I also had (still have). So i have RED and BLUE in my house but my main build is AMD due to present upgrade paths to the 4000 series and value.

 

[Wolfshadw]

Intel Pentium III- 800Mhz
AMD Athlon 64 3500+
AMD Athlon X2-4800+
Intel Core2Duo E6600
Intel Core2Quad Q8400
Intel Core I5-760
AMD Ryzen 5 2600

Pretty sure I'm team, "whatever I can afford at the time".

-Wolf sends

 

[gtarayan]

Team purple here.

 

[Zerk2012]

Intel for the single core performance, overclocking, and I can afford it.