Intel Core Ultra 9 285K vs. Intel Core i9 14900K

AMD was also near bankruptcy in 2015. But they recovered just fine under the right leadership.

Intel will come back when they find the right leadership. The government wouldn't allow a monopoly of the x86 CPU market to AMD the same way the wouldn't have allowed it for Intel.
I hope so

There also one other solution: We move away from x86, already began and ARM gains on both consumer marked and server/enterprise

Apple uses M chips (ARM) in their laptops and even their desktop PCs now too.

Copilot PCs coming with Qualcomm SOC too.

I prefer x86 myself but x86 DON'T NEED TO EXIST "soon"

In 5 years we might see massive ARM marketshare on laptops and even desktop PCs. Just like ARM has 100% marketshare on phones. x86 don't make sense here. Tons of software is written and optimized for ARM.
 
AMD has plenty of good value CPUs and motherboards too.

However, 9800X3D is not cheap, it is the best gaming CPU in the world with a huge demand. Obviously price won't be low anytime soon.

Days of AMD selling their CPUs for less than Intel is gone. Intel are the ones behind now. Has been true for a few generations now.

Go have a look at top seller CPU lists at Amazon etc. AMD all over Top 10.

If we could just get AMD to compete on GPUs too, then it would be great. Probably too much to ask for tho, for a CPU company.
Value is i5. Always has been. Don't care what amazon sells.

Call of duty, the best selling game year after year runs best on AMD graphics.
AMD competes, they just have literally zero innovation and their feature set doesn't have parity with the competition and people want the feature set and innovation.
 
Value is i5. Always has been. Don't care what amazon sells.

Call of duty, the best selling game year after year runs best on AMD graphics.
AMD competes, they just have literally zero innovation and their feature set doesn't have parity with the competition and people want the feature set and innovation.
COD is teen garbage and 90% of the players are playing the game on console, not PC. Warzone is completely broken for PC gamers, go look discussion forums. Game is dying and aim assist for consoles is like aimbot, which is why most PC players left the game behind. Nothing new, has been true for liek 2 years now. Developers knew most of the playerbase is controller uses and buffed aim assist long ago.

Intel don't offer good value at all, you can build a cheap AM5 and 7600X/7700X system that easily beats any i5, and later, smack in a cheap 7800X3D or 9800X3D that will beat even the best Intel i9 chip in gaming. Because there's an actual upgrade path with AMD.

Is Intel doing well you think? How come their stock dropped 60% this year alone?
 
COD is teen garbage and 90% of the players are playing the game on console, not PC. Warzone is completely broken for PC gamers, go look discussion forums. Game is dying and aim assist for consoles is like aimbot, which is why most PC players left the game behind. Nothing new, has been true for liek 2 years now. Developers knew most of the playerbase is controller uses and buffed aim assist long ago.

Intel don't offer good value at all, you can build a cheap AM5 and 7600X/7700X system that easily beats any i5, and later, smack in a cheap 7800X3D or 9800X3D that will beat even the best Intel i9 chip in gaming. Because there's an actual upgrade path with AMD.

Is Intel doing well you think? How come their stock dropped 60% this year alone?
Warzone isn't the best selling game year after year. It's the main installment of COD that is.
Don't care what you think about it or who plays it, it's #1.
You sure about putting in a X3D? Are you sure you won't get told no like they already have done before to people that thought the same as you? People thought they could buy in the first gen of AM4 and put a cpu in from 3 generations later and then wonder why it doesn't fully support it. ARM isn't taking over the PC either lolol are you high?
 
AMD was also near bankruptcy in 2015. Go check their stock prices in 2015/2016. I remember one dip was near $1 and there was talk of delisting AMD from the Nasdaq. But they recovered just fine under the right leadership.

Intel will come back when they find the right leadership. The government wouldn't allow a monopoly of the x86 CPU market to AMD the same way the wouldn't have allowed it for Intel.
I 100% agree - but currently they are and will be struggling until they find their new «Core2duo» product that will set fire to the market again
 
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