[Jiggly]

If I was restricted by price, I would probably have chosen AMD. I'm not someone who can afford brand new PC parts, and anything I have has always been second hand or cheap. In terms of durability, AMD has been the worst. Keep in mind, these are likely to be pretty old AMD cards, so the newer, ryzen series may not have the same issues. My family have had terrible issues with the older ones, and when looking for repairs, our PC repair guy just laughed at the AMDs.

I'm no expert, and won't pretend to be one. However, I've never had a single issue with Intels, despite all the ones I've used being second-hand. If price were no issue, I'd buy intel in a heartbeat.

yes I know AMD chips were not very good during when windows vista OS was out.

Given that was over 10 years ago, I may be inclined to forgive them

[Hutsom]

Amd ryzen is the way, go intel for desktop in 2019 and you aren't very up to date with tech news

[darkninja1980]

If I was restricted by price, I would probably have chosen AMD. I'm not someone who can afford brand new PC parts, and anything I have has always been second hand or cheap. In terms of durability, AMD has been the worst. Keep in mind, these are likely to be pretty old AMD cards, so the newer, ryzen series may not have the same issues. My family have had terrible issues with the older ones, and when looking for repairs, our PC repair guy just laughed at the AMDs.

I'm no expert, and won't pretend to be one. However, I've never had a single issue with Intels, despite all the ones I've used being second-hand. If price were no issue, I'd buy intel in a heartbeat.

yes I know AMD chips were not very good during when windows vista OS was out.

Given that was over 10 years ago, I may be inclined to forgive them

but I prefer using Intel chip overall.

[KuhakuWolf]

Amd fan here just love the hard work they had to gain market share over the years and the new ryzen family is a great price/performance line

[darkninja1980]

Amd fan here just love the hard work they had to gain market share over the years and the new ryzen family is a great price/performance line

great opinion.

[relaxed state]

Always was a fan of Intel growing up because it seemed like the standard. Ever since I realized I wanted to get into 3D modeling I realized AMD seems like the better route, especially since I want a beast of a machine that handles all of my tasks with a fair amount of ease.

[darkninja1980]

Always was a fan of Intel growing up because it seemed like the standard. Ever since I realized I wanted to get into 3D modeling I realized AMD seems like the better route, especially since I want a beast of a machine that handles all of my tasks with a fair amount of ease.

that is your fair opinion. But most people use Apple PC'S is the best for like drafting and 3D modeling.

[Drako]

Always was a fan of Intel growing up because it seemed like the standard. Ever since I realized I wanted to get into 3D modeling I realized AMD seems like the better route, especially since I want a beast of a machine that handles all of my tasks with a fair amount of ease.

that is your fair opinion. But most people use Apple PC'S is the best for like drafting and 3D modeling.

They're also used in a lot of business environments. Although if you do go about using a Mac you end up looking like a basic millennial. There's a lot of other reasons I dislike Apple, but that's one of them.

[Nullify]

i prefer Intel, at least for now

[darkninja1980]

i prefer Intel, at least for now

nice having this opinion thread.