AMD PC is for gaming while intel is for office work?

[heroking]

If want to buy PC for office work Intel or AMD?
Gaming AMD or Intel processor?

 

[86technie]

Not really, it depends on the price.
Usually for office people go for Intel.
AMD prebuild PC for office there are not many out there cuz
most are for gaming.

 

[lao3hero]

If want to buy PC for office work Intel or AMD?
Gaming AMD or Intel processor?

both also for tok Robert now


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[Hello_Kitty]

Office always go for things that are cheap

 

[heroking]

AMD and Intel which one processor faster?
Like see YouTube open file

 

[86technie]

AMD and Intel which one processor faster?
Like see YouTube open file

No difference, it depends on your internet speed.
Some office the internet so so even if you got a fast PC
than your internet lag.

 

[BlackWing1977]

If want to buy PC for office work Intel or AMD?
Gaming AMD or Intel processor?

AMD have the fastest CPU that works the best for gaming.... as they have the X3D models which featured a lot more L3 cache which improves gaming performance... but it dose not mean you cannot use it for office work just that it is wasted if you only use it for office work..... and for those professional software you actually have to rely more on the GPU....

 

[BlackWing1977]

Not really, it depends on the price.
Usually for office people go for Intel.
AMD prebuild PC for office there are not many out there cuz
most are for gaming.

I think Intel is chosen because of the super cheap Celeron is it...

 

[Lao_Tiko]

I find that corporate PCs tend to be Intel. Not that AMD is bad of course.

Eg. My Lenovo Thinkstation P330 1L and HP Elitedesk 800 minis have been running rock solid 24/7 for more than a year now.

You have a lot more stuff to play around with in the BIOS for AMD so I think it suits gaming enthusiasts more.

 

[heroking]

I think Intel is chosen because of the super cheap Celeron is it...

Now still have Celeron?
This one super lag sia

 

[heroking]

I find that corporate PCs tend to be Intel. Not that AMD is bad of course.

Eg. My Lenovo Thinkstation P330 1L and HP Elitedesk 800 minis have been running rock solid 24/7 for more than a year now.

You have a lot more stuff to play around with in the BIOS for AMD so I think it suits gaming enthusiasts more.

AMD can run office software all these?

 

[nonameless]

Amd for both. Intel cui until unusable.

 

[86technie]

I think Intel is chosen because of the super cheap Celeron is it...

Might as well buy NUC.

 

[BlackWing1977]

I find that corporate PCs tend to be Intel. Not that AMD is bad of course.

Eg. My Lenovo Thinkstation P330 1L and HP Elitedesk 800 minis have been running rock solid 24/7 for more than a year now.

You have a lot more stuff to play around with in the BIOS for AMD so I think it suits gaming enthusiasts more.

At the higher end CPU for Intel or AMD... it is the same lar...you dun really touch the BIOS other than to set XMP for Intel RAM or EXPO / DOCP for AMD RAM settings.. it is mainly to set the RAM to run at the higher speed it is rated to run at, any other settings like overclocking is a bit of waste time nowadays.

 

[86technie]

Now still have Celeron?
This one super lag sia

NUC have for cheapest model.

 

[trento]

Gaming pc can use for office. Office pc don't mean can use for gaming. Choose amd

 

[Hello_Kitty]

AMD and Intel which one processor faster?
Like see YouTube open file

if AMD chip is faster, i expect my staff to work faster on an AMD computer

 

[Lao_Tiko]

AMD can run office software all these?

Of course. You can install the same Windows OS or any operating systems you choose.

Both Intel and AMD are 64-bit x86-64

 

[Lao_Tiko]

At the higher end CPU for Intel or AMD... it is the same lar...you dun really touch the BIOS other than to set XMP for Intel RAM or EXPO / DOCP for AMD RAM settings.. it is mainly to set the RAM to run at the higher speed it is rated to run at, any other settings like overclocking is a bit of waste time nowadays.

I don't disagree.

I run RAM at JDEC profile but still sometimes will encounter Machine Check Exceptions (MCE) and uncorrected / software containable errors for Proxmox. AMD CPUs just don't play nice because of their aggressive c-states or like you said PBO settings. Takes more effort to tune otherwise you will get unexplained crashes and unplanned shutdowns

 

[BlackWing1977]

I don't disagree.

I run RAM at JDEC profile but still sometimes will encounter Machine Check Exceptions (MCE) and uncorrected / software containable errors for Proxmox. AMD CPUs just don't play nice because of their aggressive c-states or like you said PBO settings. Takes more effort to tune otherwise you will get unexplained crashes and unplanned shutdowns

So far my default EXPO setting by the RAM is working fine... only setting I do is to change something that will make it more responsive... but too long never touch also forget simi RAM setting already.

That setting got something to do with the FCLK = UCLK or something