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Intel vs AMD processors

Discussion in 'Technology Forum' started by Kevin Ram, Dec 24, 2012.


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  1. gasclutchshift
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    It depends on what range of processor you are looking for. I personally prefer my I5 to most Amd's. Cpu/Gpu combos don't fool me, if you want great video then buy a quality video card.
     
    gasclutchshift, Nov 2, 2013


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    i have an i5 processor in my toshiba and it still lags a little. 6gb ram
     
    Dj_Bee, Nov 3, 2013


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    Intel the best at the moment.
     
    jubei, Nov 3, 2013


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    Always go with Intel, AMD tend to overheat.
     
    fixx8, Nov 3, 2013


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    AMD has better prices but it depends what your going to do on your computer
     
    ray31, Nov 3, 2013


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    intel is more better more faster and more cheaper
     
    sneemsarran, Nov 3, 2013


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    Intel i7... AMD Doesn't Support A Lot Of Softwares
     
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