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  If you have been searching the market for an ideal processor for your system, you must have encountered the ongoing rivalry between Intel and AMD. Both manufacturers deliver processors that are power packed. However, they also have a few weaknesses. This blog focuses on the popular AMD processors and their advantages and drawbacks. About AMD Processors AMD is short for Advanced Micro Devices, which offers users cheaper processors than Intel processors of the same range. The consistency between the two manufacturers has resulted in more competent processors than the previous Intel Core lineup. The AMD APUs also deliver better graphics processing.  When choosing laptops, AMD Ryzen CPUs are a better option as they do not get heated easily, offer better GPU performance, and have better battery life. The APU options are ideal for everyday use and playing light games on PCs and smartphones. However, look for Ryzen 7 and 9 if you do heavy gaming, video editing, etc. You can buy AM...

  For a long time, Intel processors have dominated the chip market for better performance at a reasonable price. Whether we are talking about gaming or general working, Intel is the best choice for budget builds and midrange builds. Intel with the launch of the Core series of processors the processor market was divided into 3 broad segments. Low-end processors for general consumers, midrange processors for budget gamers and people with high workloads, and high-end processors for the prosumers and gamers.   Well, we are going to find out this by comparing Intel’s 2 high-end desktop processors, the Intel Core i7 11700F against the Intel Core i7 10700F, head to head in a couple of popular games and check out the FPS  and also checkout how the processors perform in benchmark software. The Intel Core i7 10700F is the 10th gen processor with 8 cores and 16 threads. The base clock speed of i7 10700F is 2.90GHz while its boosted clock is 4.80GHz. The Intel Core i7 11700F on the o...