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Posted by daniel222

- September 04, 2020, 11:27:00

the top10 list arent a good source from my point of view.

Posted by Benjamin Herzig

- September 04, 2020, 01:06:02

Quote from: Paul James on September 03, 2020, 23:55:45Why oh Why not so many AMD reviews

The majority of laptops still contains Intel CPUs, especially in the more interesting premium sector. Still, I think we do plenty of AMD reviews.

Quote from: Paul James on September 03, 2020, 23:55:45The HP Envy x360 AMD has been out for many months.

We have already reviewed one: https://www.notebookcheck.net/2020-HP-Envy-x360-13-Convertible-2-in-1-Review-Ryzen-5-Beats-a-Core-i7.477589.0.html

Posted by Paul James

- September 03, 2020, 23:55:45

Why oh Why not so many AMD reviews

Its clear that this years notebook processor is AMD. You wouldn't buy anything else. Its faster and cheaper.

So why are there so few AMD reviews. Why in the top ten list are there mostly Intel based products.

The HP Envy x360 AMD has been out for many months. Why only reviews of intel machines that have been out a few weeks. You can surely get a review machine at any time.

Or are you biased, can we trust you or is it another case of big money sponsoring for advertising dollars.

I cant quite understand the bias towards intel at this point when there are so many more interesting, cheaper and more power laptops coming out on AMD.

I raised it before and was promised that more reviews would be coming but strangely that never happened.

Could this be an INTEL SHILL.