AMD’s Zen CPUs, and why you should care

12 January 2016
AMD's Zen CPUs, and why you should care
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  1. HakimAdil
    17.01.2016 at 02:46

    From my experiences, AMD will not still be able to compete with Intel because AMD is still very stubborn in some matters, for an example slashing the prices to compete. Most of the AMD fans went to Intel because AMD just cannot compete against Intel on prices and speeds. It is also not justify why such a slower CPU has such a higher price tag.
    If you want consumers to buy, you cannot sell it so much higher. Even if the price is the same as Intel, I will not buy anymore AMD because of a dying company and supports. If they want to sell, they have to slash their prices so that the consumers cannot resist AMD. But that is not going to happen because all these years what I can see is AMD thought that they are Apple and have Steve Jobs. Apple sells its branding and not quality on its product.

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