intel has proven to be more stable for years.
amd never had that point of view, they just started,
but the amd opterons (64bits) are decent, the bad things is you have much compatibilitie issues.
btw, amd is cheapper enough to try
intel has proven to be more stable for years.
amd never had that point of view, they just started,
but the amd opterons (64bits) are decent, the bad things is you have much compatibilitie issues.
btw, amd is cheapper enough to try
My next box will be a Xeon. I like AMD chips except for the K6-3 I had a long while ago, it caused alot of problems and I never have fully forgiven AMD for that. I will give AMD another try on a non-crtitical box.
I hate Intel for lots of reasons that I am too lazy to spell out here.
If it's just run-of-the-mill web design stuff, email, etc, then either will do you just fine.
If you're doing video editing in particular, I can tell you that the Intel dual core P4s do run substantially faster than the equivalent AMD 64s. And the AMDs seem to be less forgiving about heat as well, but if you have a good CPU cooler, then either should work fine for most applications.
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