Intel and AMD are both good. The fact is you will pay a little bit less money when you buy AMD for equal performance of an Intel CPU.
I used and installed hundreds of both types in the past and believe more important than the actual CPU is the compatibility of all components. You can install the fastest and most expensive CPU on lousy mother board and all you get is a lousy performance so you can't degrade the performance of the CPU because of the other components of the system.
The best option is to try to find benchmarks posted on the internet that is achieved on the similar components. Other opinions are based on personal experience on unequal circumstances and are not universal including mine.
Intel and AMD are both good. The fact is you will pay a little bit less money when you buy AMD for equal performance of an Intel CPU.
I used and installed hundreds of both types in the past and believe more important than the actual CPU is the compatibility of all components. You can install the fastest and most expensive CPU on lousy mother board and all you get is a lousy performance so you can't degrade the performance of the CPU because of the other components of the system.
The best option is to try to find benchmarks posted on the internet that is achieved on the similar components. Other opinions are based on personal experience on unequal circumstances and are not universal including mine.