Buy a PC or laptop for less money — especially when you don't have the money to buy Intel or Nvidia; AMD provides good processors and GPUs at the moment. I recommended it for the lower price of AMD in the Intel vs. MMD comparative article and recommended Intel in terms of performance; But the funny thing is, recently AMD is about to unveil a new processor series, the AMD Ryzen processor series কিনা which is half the price from Intel Core i7 and capable of delivering the same performance! Believe me, how awesome?
What is AMD Raizen?
Raizen is AMD's new processor series where AMD is considering launching three types of CPUs; Ryzen 7, Ryzen 5, and Ryzen 3 — as seen in Intel CPUs, Intel Core i7, Core i5, and Core i3. This CPU series will have a top quality processor like the i7, and again the i7 will have many CPU options (models) from which you can buy your choice. Raizen 8 currently has three models; 1800, 1800 x, and 1800 x.
The most interesting thing is that these three processors are 8 core and 16 thread processors and more interestingly, these processors have the same performance as Intel's high end chips and can compete with the performance of some Intel processors, even at half price.
As I say about Raizen 7 1800X; It is currently the top CPU in the AMD Raizen series with a clock speed of 3.6 GHz and over clocking up to 4.0 GHz and runs on only 95 watts. AMD compared the processor to the Intel 6900 Core i7 processor, which is itself a 6-core processor clocked at 4.0 GHz. Both processors performed equally well in a single thread benchmark result, but in a multi-thread benchmark result, the 1600x CPU lost 6900K to a score of 9% higher.
The current market price of Intel 6900 K processor is around $850 but AMD Raizen 7 1600X is priced at $400 ! Which is half that of Intel but more in performance.
Although the Intel 7900 is not Intel's top performance processor, they also have the i7 7950X processor; Which is a 10 core processor and will easily adjust the rate to 1600 x; But know one more thing, this processor costs - $1621 ! So think about whether AMD Better is offering something with 3 times less money with better performance?
There's more to be surprised about, let's take a look at Raizen 7 1600X one step below; It also has a 6 core and 16 thread processor, typically operating at 3.4 GHz and up to 3.6 GHz when boosted. AMD has compared this processor to the i7600 which has the same specifications.
This time around, the 1600x700 has lost 39% more performance on a multi-core benchmark, and in multi-thread mode it has lost 4% more performance to Intel. Surprisingly, the 1600X is priced at $399 and the Intel 600K is priced at $425.
The AMD Raizen 7 1600 is another model processor designed specifically for low power consumption. It works at 3.0 GHz and will be able to work at 3.6 GHz after boost and it has been compared to Intel i600K. And yes, again AMD lost to Intel by 47% more performance in the multi-thread benchmark, but Intel will definitely win in the single thread benchmark because it has higher clock speeds. But if you look at the price, seven murders are forgiven! Here the AMD Raizen ৭ 1600 chip costs $ 329 and the Intel i8 800K costs 350.
Points?
So what is the point of discussion for so long? What exactly does AMD or I mean by this article? So far AMD processors, CPUs, GPUs have been known as budget chips, which means if you want to get a good computer on a low budget, then AMD is a good company. But when it comes to creating the "best computer", we usually go to Intel. And Intel knows all too well that "they're the best" - and that's probably why they charge so much for their chips.
But I think now that AMD has brought the Raizen processor series to market and is at war with Intel and will be able to change the market. Imagine for a second you were transposed into the karmic driven world of Earl. Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT aint for me either, Looks like BT aint for me either, Looks like BT aint for me either, Looks like BT aint for me either.
And I'm really glad to know that, AMD finally showed something. It is already possible to say who will win the battle of Intel vs AMD. The winner will be "we" all buyers. You may have heard the proverbial saying, "When two parties fight, the third party gains."
Imagine Intel launching new CPUs at skyrocketing prices, and they sell successfully because there is no one in the market to compete with them. But now another company has come and promised to give the same or more performance at half price, and no one will want to spend more money to get the same performance. If you think about it now, Intel has to focus on a few things. Either they have to reduce the CPU price and if the price is not reduced then they have to offer better performance at that price.
The future?
There is no doubt that we, the consumers, are going to benefit from the battle of Intel and AMD, but there is a need to look at it differently, from the point of view of the computer manufacturing companies. Intel is a very popular company not only among its consumers but also among the computer manufacturers. Most budget and high end computer / laptop manufacturers prefer to use Intel chips in their products. But what will happen after this release of AMD?
Undoubtedly, they will think that it will be possible to increase their profits without changing the performance of their computer by moving from Just Intel to AMD. True, this can be bypassed-but not unless you're a techie who knows what he's doing.
If you or any average computer user is asked, "Which is the top performing computer chip?" In one sentence everyone might say, "Intel Core i7" - although you don't feel the need to describe any specification before saying it. This trend of Intel may be due to the use of the same name in the AMD Raizen chip series, Raizen 6, 5, 3. And looking at these numbers, it is easy to understand whose position is after which.
Intel must think of something new if it wants to survive this war. I have already said that either their price should be reduced or their performance should be increased. Because I'm sure no one will spend twice as much on the same performance, and AMD will easily succeed in their new chip series. Now you may be thinking, maybe you are getting good performance with low priced CPU, but how is the company offering such low price and how can you get the service?
Your questions are OK! But think about it, are you currently using a computer? If your computer is out of date, do you have that upgrade stuck? The answer, of course, is "price" for most people. But think about it, you are thinking of building a brand new computer that can do high end gaming and use everything in Max performance, and the funny thing is that you can get a job for a few hundred dollars without spending thousands of dollars, isn't that great?
If the price of the processor goes down, then of course people will have to upgrade their computer almost often. According to the general economics, when the price of a product goes down, the demand goes up, and this is normal. Even if the price is low, the company will be able to make a good profit because they will sell a lot more. I hope you have understood my points clearly.
Last word
AMD Raizen processors can be really great for those who are thinking of building high end PCs at low cost. It will be possible to build a much better computer at a lower cost than previously thought.
So are you the guy who can't upgrade a computer for the price or your CPU performance doesn't matter, just turn on the computer! জানানLet us know everything by commenting below.
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