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I believe Intel/Nvidia still have quite a lead here in absolute terms, but I wonder, and can't find for the life of me.
Firstly, say you build the best consumer grade AMD system you can get, and compare that to the same Intel/Nvidia system with all similar priced parts for the particular system (mobo ram etc), what then?
In fact, this is what I want to see. Say you build a 2700x with Vega 64 system, with 16gb ram and whatever else.
It comes to some price, whatever it is.
Then you take that money and you go and try and build the same system but with Intel/Nvidia inside, so different mobo, cpu and graphics, with the rest as similar as possible.
Who wins then?
How about Intel vs AMD, same as above, but graphics is up to the user, Nvidia in both? Say you build a 2700x with a 1080ti, can you build a similar or better Intel system with a 1080ti for the same price or not?
Firstly, say you build the best consumer grade AMD system you can get, and compare that to the same Intel/Nvidia system with all similar priced parts for the particular system (mobo ram etc), what then?
In fact, this is what I want to see. Say you build a 2700x with Vega 64 system, with 16gb ram and whatever else.
It comes to some price, whatever it is.
Then you take that money and you go and try and build the same system but with Intel/Nvidia inside, so different mobo, cpu and graphics, with the rest as similar as possible.
Who wins then?
How about Intel vs AMD, same as above, but graphics is up to the user, Nvidia in both? Say you build a 2700x with a 1080ti, can you build a similar or better Intel system with a 1080ti for the same price or not?