Intel Vs AMD

Is AMD is beating Intel CPU's in the market?

We are using Intel since our childhood and we have found AMD was weaker on that times. Most of the system were found with Intel processor instead of AMD. That was really hard time for AMD, they were seeking a better technology CPU a higher core counts with better architecture. But now it seems like

AMD is way better than Intel in comparison with pricing, core counts, thread counts, boost clock speed, power consumption. There are many factors on which they are different to each other.

Everyone wants to build their dream PC. Let’s check it out a best processor brand for your dream PC: -

This comparison is done with a particular process with the mid segment which is most like useful for multitasking like video editing, gaming, streaming, etc.,

CPU Architecture

Arm CPU Architecture The CPU architecture defines the basic instruction set, as well as the exception and memory models that are relied upon by the operating system and hyper-visor. The CPU micro-architecture determines how an implementation meets the architectural contract. 

   (Less is better)

Brand	Architecture	Generation
Intel	10nm (Latest)	10th Gen Processors
AMD	7nm (Latest)	Ryzen 3rd Gen Processors

Thread Counts

If we talk about a particular processor in mid segment with a similar price range then here are the results:

Brand	Processor	Thread Count	Price
Intel	i5 9600K	6	Check Here
AMD	Ryzen 5 3600x	12	Click Here

There may be some changes in the price according to the market up and down, that’s why I am putting their link to check their price. Off course AMD is better in this segment.

Cache Memory

L3 cache. (Level 3 cache) A memory bank built onto the motherboard or within the CPU module. The L3 cache feeds the L2 cache, and its memory is typically slower than the L2 memory, but faster than main memory. The L3 cache feeds the L2 cache, which feeds the L1 cache, which feeds the processor.

Brand	Processor	Type of Cache	Cache in (MB)
Intel	i5 9600K	L3	9 MB
AMD	Ryzen 5 3600x	L3	35 MB

Without any doubt AMD has way higher L3 cache capability.

Base & Boost Clock Speed

Base clock is where the processor will run at idle or during low power tasks, it will consume less power and put out less heat as well. Boost clock is when the system says "Hey, give me everything you've got" and the processor will increase power to achieve the turbo boost or boost clock.

Brand	Processor	Base Clock (GHz)	Boost Clock (OC)
Intel	i5 9600K	3.7 GHz	4.6 GHz
AMD	Ryzen 5 3600x	3.8 GHz	4.4 GHz

Here, Intel have an advantage that it has higher boost clock which helps in better performance in overclocking meanwhile AMD has higher base clock that it runs 100 MHz faster than Intel at the base speed.

So guys depending up on these factors tell me in the comment section who do you love? 

Intel or AMD???