Most of us have heard the word intel but ryzen is something weird and even we don’t what it is. and how can we judge which is better intel or ryzen?
Basically intel and ryzen are the microprocessors, processor is not simple term in computer terms but play very important role in managing all the data of the system carefully.
The buyer always search for the good processor. There isn’t a “one size fits all” solution here, as the two companies specialise in different use cases. Intel chips are often the best choice for gamers since they offer the best frequency speeds, while AMD processors usually excel with creative applications due to the large number of core and thread counts.
Proecessor is part of the mind of a computer. Although it is part of the main thought, the processor must also be equipped with other devices. Processor is often called microchipset. Physically small shape, but has great functionality.
Sometimes we do wonder what such small chip can do .but the fact is the small chip is one which run the system.
All about intel:
Intel supplies microprocessors for computer system manufacturers such as Lenovo, HP, and Dell. Intel also manufactures motherboard chipsets, network interface controllers and integrated circuits, flash memory, graphics chips, embedded processors and other devices related to communications and computing.
Pros:
1.) Compatibility: Being one of the most important processor brand names on the market, the Intel CPUs are available widely.
2.) Power Consumption: Intel processors in notebook computers are not electricity-intensive, using less power than other CPUs on the market.
3.) Heat Generation. Due to is lower wattage consumption, the Intel processing chips generate less heat.
4.) Production Capacity. With 15 CPU development plants globally, Intel can generate a higher fabrication volume, meaning that their CPUs are going to be available more widely and used in a significant number of machines.
5.) Integrated Graphics: Generally, when you’re looking at a CPU, it comes down to either AMD or Intel. One thing that gives Intel an upper hand is that it comes with integrated Iris or HD graphics out of the box.
Cons:
1.) Availability. On the darker side of high production capacity, there is also another factor involved. Being in higher demand means that there is a lot of manufacturers competing for the finite volume of Intel processors.
2.) Power Drain. While the power drain in notebook PCs is very low, that does not hold for desktop computers. These are electricity-intensive, generating more heat, and therefore causing the PCs cooling system to work overtime, producing a higher power drain.
3.) Heat. Some of the more powerful Intel processors do generate a considerable amount of heat. The multicore processors use more energy, causing the CPU to be hotter, and therefore require multiple fans operating to cool it down.
4.) Price. Intel is a commanding name in the industry, known for their better processors, and therefore, their brand name commands a higher market price.
All about ryzen:
AMD officially announced a new series of processors, named “Ryzen”. It consists of central processing units (CPUs) marketed for mainstream, enthusiast, server, and workstation segments and accelerated processing units (APUs) marketed for mainstream and entry-level segments and embedded systems applications.
Pros:
-A huge value increase 6c/12t for $200 has never before been pushed into the consumer market, and is an amazing value.
-Competition with Intel Intel is anti-consumer and anti-innovation, also any competition is good competition
-All the cores With the worst Ryzen having 4c, it means that more game developers can take advantage of 4c. This means better graphics and just in general better performance and optimization.
-Ryzen 3 is amazing Ryzen 3 did everything it promised, competed with pentium and the i3 lineup, Ryzen 3 is also overclockable unlike pentium a and most i3s
-More consistent gaming performance 4 cores gives a much more consistent gaming performance than 2 cores and 4 threads.
-Better Multicored workloads Ryzen is amazing for video editors and streamers (like myself), as having multiple cores is amazing for streaming.
-Doing away with intel’s outdated lineup Intel’s Celeron, Pentium, i3, and i5 lineups have been completely killed by Ryzen, meaning intel will have to innovate or die.
-All Ryzen CPUs are overclockable This offers much more longevity for a low price. Also the stock cooler is good enough to pull a moderate Overclock.
-Supported until 2020?!?! Ryzen will have new CPUs made for it until 2020, which is amazing since most intel sockets don’t last 1 year before being outdated.
-Cheaper motherbords Overclockable motherboards are really cheap for ryzen, usually just $5-10 more than the cheapest motherboards (A320 is the cheapest, B350 is the overclockable motherboard service
Cons:
-Worse single-threaded performance Whew, the big one. Ryzen does do worse in single-threaded applications. Intel takes the cake with single threaded performance, but people only want maximums these days. Ryzen has a much, much more consistent gaming performance.
-Ram incompatibility Another big one, Ryzen did have some memory issues on launch, but they have since been (mostly) fazed out
-Less optimization Since AMD’s bulldozer architecture was so terrible, most game developers have optimized their games for intel’s CPUs
-You might run into more problems with ryzen There are some problems exsistent in Ryzen (such as some very select mobos needing a bios update to support Ryzen 5)
-Does poorly with slow ram Ryzen needs fast memory, which adds some to the budget. Not much but still a consideration.
Difference between Intel and Ryzen
| Intel | Ryzen |
|---|---|
| Less expensive than AMD Processor at lower range. | Less expensive than Intel at higher range. |
| Less efficient than AMD. | Less efficient than Intel. |
| Can heat up when used with Clock Speed Boost(14 nm) | Is generally cooler due to smaller lithography(TSMC 7nm is similar to Intel 10 nm) |
| IPC (Rocket Lake) is lower than AMD (Zen 3) | IPC(Zen 3) is higher than Intel (Rocket Lake) |
| Clock speed reaches and surpassed 5.0 GHz | Clock speed can reach 5.0 GHz but results in more heat |
| iGPU present in almost all Core i series CPU(except Core i F-series) | iGPU is present only in AMD APU series with higher GPU performance compared to Intel iGPU(HD Graphics and) |
| It has symmetric multiprocessing capabilities upto 4 sockets/28 cores. | It has symmetric multiprocessing capabilities upto 8 socket/128 cores. |
SUMMARY:
If we say judge which better among the blood and the brain, we just can’t.in the same way which is better among the intel and ryzen? can’t be said that easily.
As both of them are used for specific purpose like blood and brain.
