INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Historically speaking, the Intel vs AMD battle has typically played out like this: Intel was more expensive while offering top-end
performance, while AMD processors were much more affordable
processors from the low-end Celeron G5900 to the mid-range Intel Core i5-10600
Now it's very likely that Intel could pull out a single-core win over AMD's chips, but even with Hyperthreading, it probably won't win
We still haven't seen Intel announce a release date for its Comet Lake processors, and it's very possible that they'll have to face up
directly against AMD's Zen 3 processors
If that happens, AMD's refinement of its 7nm architecture could see IPC improvements that put Intel's chips to shame.It's very
Core X processors when it knew they wouldn't compete with Threadripper 3rd Generation
