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The CPU market is flooded with options which can make choosing the best processor a challenging task. With the constant release of new technologies, and with new processor models like In this context How do you decide which processor to purchase? Do you select the best processor that will minimise bottlenecks and maximise performance? Instead, should you opt for a lower-end processor with the hope of upgrading later? We understand you might have all these questions. So, we have tried to answer all of them here. AMD CPUs Nobody thought AMD would challenge Intel. In the past, prior to Ryzen CPUs AMDs FX CPUs weren’t the best, and even though they were a bit less expensive than Intel’s giant Intel was, they weren’t as great. The Ryzen CPUs like AMD Ryzen 5 3600 that are available today are amazing, and it is safe to say that for a certain period of time AMD was ahead Intel in terms of technology. AMD had smaller silicon dies and also allowed backward compatibility with the majority in their processors. These small features may be overlooked but make the AMD processors super powerful. Intel CPUs Intel was the king of CPUs for a long time, and still gamers prefer Intel processors like i7 12700f. In recent times, Intel has become more attractive than ever before, thanks to the introduction in Intel 12th Gen. The Intel 12th Gen line was one of the very first to offer DDR5 memory compatibility, together with PCI-E 5.0 to both SSDs and GPUs, as well as completely brand new XMP 3.0 ...

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