Hello there!
Hello there!
It varies, isn't it? Right now AMD is a bit more expensive than Intel but uses less power. They're planning to launch their new X3D CPUs next month, and they probably will outperform Intel in efficiency while offering good value. I'd choose AMD if you prioritize power savings and cost-effectiveness, but the decision really depends on your specific needs.
Yes, Intel designs processors that consume less energy while maintaining strong performance.
Many different CPUs are available from AMD and Intel, catering to various requirements and price ranges. It's not feasible to provide a clear response based on your description alone. Please share your specific needs and budget so we can discuss suitable options together. He clearly stated the opposite.
Depends on your needs and budget, one isnt overall better than the other, it depends on workloads, like what games you want to play ,are you playing games?, are you only playing games or are you streaming while playing games, if not playing games what programs are you going to use, and what are you doing within those programs, all these things will change the recommendation because there is no "best for everything"