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The single thread is pretty damn close but the Intel is better but these Intel mobile chips are a good bit weaker then the desktop ones because they down clock pretty aggressively.
It is very common for these Intel chips to steal some of the total system power budget from the GPU. The GPU might be a full wattage version but the CPU plus GPU together at full power can often exceed what the total system power limit is and restrict each other sometimes.
The AMD one is faster if it's not plugged in and you can usually disable the dedicated GPU and get pretty decent battery life.
If it's always gonna be plugged in and on a cooling pad, I would get the Intel one.
If you are gonna carry it around and use it for other things and play strategy and casual games in bed or use it on your lap sometimes, I would definitely get the AMD one.
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The single thread is pretty damn close but the Intel is better but these Intel mobile chips are a good bit weaker then the desktop ones because they down clock pretty aggressively.
It is very common for these Intel chips to steal some of the total system power budget from the GPU. The GPU might be a full wattage version but the CPU plus GPU together at full power can often exceed what the total system power limit is and restrict each other sometimes.
The AMD one is faster if it's not plugged in and you can usually disable the dedicated GPU and get pretty decent battery life.
If it's always gonna be plugged in and on a cooling pad, I would get the Intel one.
If you are gonna carry it around and use it for other things and play strategy and casual games in bed or use it on your lap sometimes, I would definitely get the AMD one.
Thunderbolt (Intel) vs battery life (AMD). Pick one.