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[qualityroots]

Parang mas available ang mga Intel CPU & Nvidia GPU dito. Kung may AMD man, mas mahal na akala mo pr.em.ium brand siya.

dito naman sa amin boss halos lahat ng murang pc set e AMD. Ang mamahal ng intel, nakaka mura ka lang sa intel pag bundle ung binili mo (mobo+proc)

 

[erenoid235]

Yung common kasi na binibili intel talaga e saka yun yung suggested kaya mas madaming supply

 

[HyperTulpho]

intel will almost always have better performance compare to AMD

 

[roncel106]

Ryzen gamit ko sir, parang di naman mahina hahaha

 

[Mang_Inasal]

ibang market ang priority ng AMD ata. Sa current 12/13th Gen ng Intel was worth it siya kung saatin for price to performance compared to Ryzen offerings na overpriced at mailap saatin.

 

[titerasas]

mas maganda nvidia if graphics, pero kung cpu mas prefer ko amd, para saken saktuhan lang naman, kaka upgrade ko lang ng 5600

 

[Pnoypcxprt]

Parang mas available ang mga Intel CPU & Nvidia GPU dito. Kung may AMD man, mas mahal na akala mo premium brand siya.

ayos naman AMD sir, pero kasi sumabay inflation at ung demand din sa mga gaming CPUs, which is where mas maganda ang Intel since mas malakas single core performance ni Intel CPUs compared sa mga AMD CPUs.

 

[Pizzarrhoea]

We might see more AMD GPUs at the low-mid end come over here, which could lower prices overall, if we expect AMD to try undercutting Nvidia this generation, just as they are trying to do with the flagships.

With regards to the CPUs, expect non-X versions to come around mid-January, with lower prices. AMDs already started lower prices for their existing Zen 4 CPUs due to poor sales, and these non-X versions will be priced below their -X counterparts.

Motherboards are too expensive right now (early-adopter tax), wait for them to come by boat and be priced lower around the same time. We could also see A620 boards soon for more budget-conscious buyers, but I'm sure AMD's still going to try pushing customers to their B- and X- motherboards first. At least DDR5 is getting more similar to DDR4 pricing (barring high-end memory).