@@mhtechuk1769 He is saying the Ryzen3 was meant to compete with the i3 not the i5 that's why the i5 has more cores and threads. The Ryzen5 5600 is the i5 competition. Both have the same 6c and 12t.
Thank you! I know the gross generalisation they are referring to, R3=i3, R5=i5 and R7=i7 etc.. But one of the points of the video was that this generalisation is not 100% true. Also another fun fact is that for 35W business PCs there is no Ryzen 7, Ryzen 3s are close match to Core i5, have not tested Ryzen 5s yet..
when novice's look at pc's larger numbers look better(I5 to R3 and 4core to six looks better on paper). And in laptop and business there has not been that big of an adoption so it is well known and design around with software. that is why oem's don't adopt amd because the market adoption is low and mostly unknown. also there seems to be a surgance of Chromebook in schools anyway.
Most people ie. Businesses buying these type of machines are handled by managers who do not sit and pour over specs or reviews never mind benchmarks. They will look at number of units per $ and at most see intel and know we’ve had intel for the last 10 years so that’s what i’ll go for. Even the higher priced intel, if it’s within budget set will just be signed off. Same with consumer, they’ll likely know intel is what they’ve used in the last 10 years and lean towards the name they recognise
Umm Quick Sync is proprietary to Intel. AMD has their own so does NVIDIA. Refer to PC Mark 10 rendering and video editing scores, AMD had higher scores...
the ryzen 3 is literally a lower end processor compare the ryzen 3 and i3
Did you even watch the video?? Clearly, it is better than the i5..
@@mhtechuk1769 He is saying the Ryzen3 was meant to compete with the i3 not the i5 that's why the i5 has more cores and threads.
The Ryzen5 5600 is the i5 competition. Both have the same 6c and 12t.
Thank you!
I know the gross generalisation they are referring to, R3=i3, R5=i5 and R7=i7 etc..
But one of the points of the video was that this generalisation is not 100% true.
Also another fun fact is that for 35W business PCs there is no Ryzen 7, Ryzen 3s are close match to Core i5, have not tested Ryzen 5s yet..
Not really, you compneed to compare prices, and the 5300ge has less cores, both cpus were released in the same ear.
Just admit 11th gen intel is a dud
when novice's look at pc's larger numbers look better(I5 to R3 and 4core to six looks better on paper). And in laptop and business there has not been that big of an adoption so it is well known and design around with software. that is why oem's don't adopt amd because the market adoption is low and mostly unknown. also there seems to be a surgance of Chromebook in schools anyway.
I agree...
Most people ie. Businesses buying these type of machines are handled by managers who do not sit and pour over specs or reviews never mind benchmarks. They will look at number of units per $ and at most see intel and know we’ve had intel for the last 10 years so that’s what i’ll go for. Even the higher priced intel, if it’s within budget set will just be signed off.
Same with consumer, they’ll likely know intel is what they’ve used in the last 10 years and lean towards the name they recognise
Yes thats right, but I think AMD deserves attention..
On PassMark it says both are desktop cpu not laptop with aTDP of 35w.
These are desktop CPUs
Intel has Quick Sync .....
Umm Quick Sync is proprietary to Intel. AMD has their own so does NVIDIA. Refer to PC Mark 10 rendering and video editing scores, AMD had higher scores...