Intel is afraid of AMD. Here's why

Intel internal materials leaked to Reddit. They show that the processor manufacturer takes the threat from competitive AMD very seriously. The company's employees themselves spoke out on this matter.

[Binar]

Good for them Intel is overpriced AF.

[Lon3wolf]

Will be interesting to see the Steam hardware survey results in a year or two.

[XxINFERNUSxX]

Upgrading my 2700x to a 3900x I want that 12c/24T beast :D

[NarutoFox]

I'm liking the benchmarks of the 3900x especially for the price

[Miss_Vixen]

Competition is a good thing. Intel have been in a complacent position for far too long.

[mcstorm]

I agree I remember the days where AMD were close to Intel in the desktop game but blew it. Looks like AMD are on the rise again but that said Intel is the standard for business pcs and this is one reason I don't see AMD catching them any time soon.

[FlameWater]

2020 intel and nvidia chips will blow amd away as usual

[iagainsti120]

With crippling microcode and software patches because of all of the security flaws.

[CrustifiedDibbs]

every time amd is releasing new hardware we hear things like this, yet they never take the lead. ill believe it when i see it.

[Dabigsiebowski]

As they should be. Intel has legit ripped people off for years making them think only quad cores are neccessary. I'll buy whatever is feeling right at the time but Intel had a very long road ahead of them if I ever plan on buying anything from them again