Quote from: Mazyar Aman on October 01, 2020, 09:42:10
"AMD's woes"? "...finally ends"?
I don't think Zen 2 was struggling in the gaming section.
I agree.
Zen uArch offers more than enough power in terms of gaming performance as far as I'm concerned... also, in various games, Zen 2 and existing Intel CPU's are actually evenly matched.
Intel only has the advantage due to operating on much higher clocks, but Zen 2 has higher IPC (which is why in most situations it gets really close to Intel with lower clocks).
At any rate, Intel's 'advantage in games' (if it happens) is minor at best... 6-10% on average... which is quite literally nothing extraordinary... and AMD beats Intel in multi-threaded tasks easily with much lower power draw to boot.
I think this misguided 'woes' argument is directed at the general misinformation that AMD is generally inferior to Intel in gaming... but people completely fail to understand that at same clocks, AMD easily beats Intel by a good margin... and is far more efficient in the process.
Context is apparently that many people lack these days.