Intel systems have a fantastic new feature, they turn into a 400w space heater when they crash in the middle of your games!

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Thanks for the vid TechteamIntel! :D

Just a short question because I don't know anymore. Did AMD replace the blown-up chips when it happened?

I recently switched from Intel 6700k to amd7900x3d and I haven't regretted despite the fans occasionally sounding like a plane on my 7900xtx

I got there with a different article in my Google Feed the other day. I don't even remember what it was about but it was so incredibly stupid that I told Google to not recommend me any of their articles anymore going with if they allow awful articlels like that one I really don't care about anything they have to say.

I know it has been a bit but congrats on the 100k subs always great info and great vids Thanks

This is how I know someone has 0 Idea about gaming PC's at least for the last few years. Almost pointless to buy Intel for gaming unless you get some incredible deal. Ryzen is more efficient and performs on par or better for a better price in practically every game.

I think this fella might be onto something-I have my desktop in my basement, which is a good 2-5C colder than the rest of my house. Even during benchmarks, my 5900X and 6700XT sip power like they're wine tasters, and that's been leaving my toeses frozen. It sounds like I wouldn't have this problem if I went for Team Blue. Something to consider...

The only thing to make this excusable would be if it was posted on April 1st or it confirms the writer is infact a complete bell end

Nice teardown of that article. Appreciate your satire.

I love the blurred out....nothing to see here LOL

My 5800x3D laughs at the idea of over clocking DDRAM, I started with a cheap APU build based on Zen+, moved to 5600x late 21, which is now doing data analysis in my niece's build since Q2/23. If I had gone with Intel 9th gen, MSI might approve but User Benchmark definitely .. my wallet no. My main mistake was not switching to AM5 as I hadn't known my niece needed a box when I treated myself to an upgrade.

How much Intel donate money

Can't wait for the non member Intel/AMD fan boys to attack this comment section

To be honest, I'm very happy with my first PC that I built myself with the 9900k, even my OC with 5.0 GHz has been running stable to this day. I've never experienced any game crashes or any kind of stuttering with the CPU. I can't even remember when I last spent time in the bios. With my 13900k I was in shock from day one and spent more time in the bios than gaming. Well, my new PC just sits in the corner and doesn't do anything. I'm very disappointed with Intel.🚮

Use intel if you don't mind a possible fire

Intel is the best room heater you can buy ready for winter 2025.

I have used AMD GPU's and CPU's, Intel CPU's, Nvidia GPU's. Interested in trying an Intel GPU sometime but if something better comes out then that is where I am going.

Man that article reads like AI largely if not mostly AI written.

There’s only one reason I recommend Intel: when I realise it’s a borderline fanboy in front of me who will blame everything and anything on AMD as soon as they touch the pc unsupervised.

My i5-11400’s IMC can handle four sticks at 3200 MT/s, but it can’t handle XMP at that speed. Intel isn’t perfect on this front, even or especially with limited chips.

Funny that you could make an article called '4 reasons AMD is better than Intel for gaming' and use the exact same points!😂

more frowning, more funny faces, more constipation please

I would never make these idiotic claims BUT I am more partial to using Intel after having been burned by AMD three times. Intel has just been a better fit for me despite their short comings but tbf both companies have their issues. Imo use what you feel works best for you as both are viable choices now.

Intel is actually better for gaming, for me that is in warzone. I have 7800x3d as well but with amd gpus I just dont get as much fps as mine intel platform with, yes just like it was talked about in this video with high ramspeed. The funny thing is that when I use the 7800x3d with an nvidia card I do get about the same perf but the moment I use the amd gpus the system underwhelms perf wise cpu in wz. Instead of getting almost 300fps I get 200 at most. That can be even seen when hub actually ran 7800x3d with nvidia and with amd gpus. For race sims that I also run the 7800x3d is without a doubt a better cpu but even there the higher clocked ram on intel does indeed close the gap to barly nothing, and on amd u get worse perf if u run the imc at half the speed. one thing more: there is a youtuber that says that amd has an amd dip, especially if u whip the mouse around, nope never had it on my 5800x3d nor the 7800x3d. Fact is the 5800x3d was super smooth already with stock ram speed(3200c14), ie I did not feel like I was playing on an console with mouse, or another analogy like I was vading through knee high water like I did with my 12700k, 12900k with ddr4 at stock(3200c14 b-die). To get the same instantaneous feeling, like if I was not v-synced I had to tune the ram to 3800 1:1 at least. With ddr5 platforms the feeling of that v-sync/console pleb fps gaming with mouse and keyboard disappeared, even if i used the slower ddr 5 4800 or 5200sticks. Pretty sure it has to do that even if the latency might be a bit higher the ddr5 systems can actually access the ram twice as often and still have like 15ns to spare compared to ddr4 with say 50-60ns setup. I dont really oc my cpu that much, as it is not worth it because ramspeed is what will be the bottleneck in the end. I had 2x 13900kf, 12900k, 2x 12700k, 5800x3d, 7600, 7800x3d and the main gaming cpu I use is the 12700k because it is the cpu that gives me the same fps as the other when everything is tuned up. I had super big issues with my am5 platforms, sure I was early adopter and I switched back to lga1700 as the main system when asus released its bios with the nerfed soc voltages but it still did not change my boot up times, failed memory training leading straight to bios, and lacking perf in wz with amd gpus. which tells how bad cod is coded as they are now ms first party game dev and xbox uses amd. intel, well I hate the e-cores and the perf still gets lowered with them on, or if the fps is there I get stutters as the e cores still sometimes seems to precess the game so to speak and because they are slower then p-cores the perf tanks and it shows up as a stutter. e cores, for me dont even work or help out in CAD applications in catia or nx. turn that crap of. :D

Intel works better as a heater in winter.

insane intro 😂

When I was buying my new system, AMD 7800 3D chips were igniting on many motherboards. Also, ram choices were more picky. I wound up getting, with the guidance of Microcenter’s salesmen, a 13600 system. The article could have mentioned this and been dated news but true. Currently, i would wait for a next version of the 7800 3d whatever chip. Clearly there is no point to getting a 1400xx chip upgrade. I have 32 gb 7200 ddr5 ram. Some fancy Dominator stuff. The other two 32 gb 6200 ram sets fried themselves already. The Dominator, while ridiculous, has been stable for seven months now. You helped me build systems before, long ago when you were a wee-ish lad on here

No, jsut no!!!! Get yuorself RX 6600 ;) at least you can expect certain level of performance, rather than intels lottery - some games are good, some are bad, and the worst is when you get unexplainable 1% lows...

With this new Intel's New "Baseline Profile", Intel's 149000K(S) perform slower the 147000. Oh No stability issues with my Ryzen...what planet are you on dude?

Have you got evidence that Intel really doesn't care about you?

great video, as usual, an honest opinion 😎

"AMD's platform longevity isn't a must-have"?? 🤣 Wow! That person did smoke something, or maybe he/she was an Intel employee.

A.M.D. actually stands for “And Me Dumb”. Checkmate AMD

Why did you just compare an i7 to an i5 can you explain that logic ? lol

So it was a paid article then. I hadn't seen it. Sounds like it was written by AI.

Oh Noe, Next Mr Andy is gonna be "Taken Out" by the Intel Hit Squad... /s . . . . . . (jokes.. intel are almost as good as AMD..)

Sensible words . Well done.

INTEL GAMERS RISE UP. I wouldn't want to be caught DEAD with AMD 🤢🤢🤢 #NotSoAdvancedMicrodevices #IntelFTW

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LOL!!! Keep it up mate 🙌

Definitely AI generated by someone shilling Intel... just pushing the click through, especially with all the adverts! Another site to blacklist..... hahaha

And 40 reasons why AMD is better for gaming.

great vid

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Damn right AMD is bad, it does not even fit in an 1700 socket.... Oh i run XMP at 6000Mhz C28 on my 7800X3d with XTX7900 :P (since the EXPO version was 10 more euro's :P ) Oh and you are a year off "AM4 was launched in September 2016"

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Intel is not better than AMD for gaming. Not their video cards. Not their processors.

amd pays youtubers for endorsement thts why everyone on youtube build amd pc 😅 13500 14500 14 cores 20 thread cpu is way better than even 7700x and build is way cheaper

Intel chips are -with a few exceptions - more efficient than amd chips. Whoever says otherwise either doesn't know what a bios is or is just biased as hell. Just browsing the freaking web on a 7950x - the CPU was spiking up to 65 and averaging over 40, that's literally 10 freaking times more than what my 12900k draws for the same task.

AMD is garbage, overheating mess, have 78003xd, my 13600K was better, i regret selling it

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