Eh, we all have opinions. I bought two frameworks last year, both AMD, and they’re notably faster and better at basic gaming than the intels I had from a previous generation (2019). The core i7 I had in my Dell also became notably slower as they fixed various issues due to vulnerabilities caused by their bad engineering. As far as I know the equivalent AMD issues were neither as widespread not as severe in nature, and the fixes didn’t stack up performance losses the way they did on Intel chips.
Eh, we all have opinions. I bought two frameworks last year, both AMD, and they’re notably faster and better at basic gaming than the intels I had from a previous generation (2019). The core i7 I had in my Dell also became notably slower as they fixed various issues due to vulnerabilities caused by their bad engineering. As far as I know the equivalent AMD issues were neither as widespread not as severe in nature, and the fixes didn’t stack up performance losses the way they did on Intel chips.