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Well in coming from intel 2600k(2011) so really dont care about buying CPUs every few years
Realistically, if you only build a computer every 15 years it probably doesn't matter which one you pick. What about your use case would be a deciding factor?
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The Intel generally give you 2 to 3 generations. Not sure where the 1 generation is coming from.
Also, if you need or want an NPU in the Chip then the Intel is the better choice.
LGA 1851 only support Arrow Lake that is one generation.
Well in coming from intel 2600k(2011) so really dont care about buying CPUs every few years
My 2600k lasted 12 years until the motherboard died.
But Intel does support tick tock so 2 generations generally although 12-14th gen fit in their 790 chipsets.
AM5 is more future proof and generally better for gaming but I've found Intel pricing very competitive.
For gaming though GPU matters way more than CPU
The Intel generally give you 2 to 3 generations. Not sure where the 1 generation is coming from.
Also, if you need or want an NPU in the Chip then the Intel is the better choice.
Intel refreshes that are about to drop tomorrow? are the last cpus for this socket (LGA1851)... Next year's intel is Nova Lake-S and will be on a new socket (LGA1954)...
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Also, if you need or want an NPU in the Chip then the Intel is the better choice.
But Intel does support tick tock so 2 generations generally although 12-14th gen fit in their 790 chipsets.
AM5 is more future proof and generally better for gaming but I've found Intel pricing very competitive.
For gaming though GPU matters way more than CPU
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Also, if you need or want an NPU in the Chip then the Intel is the better choice.
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