Without any doubts, this was one of the best CPU comparisons for a laptop I have seen to date. My wife has an Intel Core i7 10th Gen CPU (RAZER Gaming Laptop) and I have an AMD Ryzen 7 series 5000 CPU (Lenovo Legion 5) laptop. They are have slightly different configurations, but performance specs are similar. I really like how fast the AMD starts up and is operational, but I have seen a few differences when it comes to running a couple of applications. The NERO Video Downloader runs great on the Intel based Laptop, but doesn’t work very well on the AMD unit. It keeps asking for some weird app to be installed, which I did, like a dozen times, but it still struggles to complete the download task. I have noticed that my wife’s unit does seem to run a little hotter too compared to my unit. If I had to rely on one brand of CPU I would probably stick with the Intel CORE i7, or higher, CPU just because of application compatibility. Office Apps all run great on either unit so there’s no real difference there.
you do realise a 6 core intel just beat out an 8 core amd right intels effecient now on laptops just not at anything heavy where the p cores are used also stable i dont think so my friend bought one not long ago and the motherboard died the only good thing about the amd one is it has a bigger battery 90whrs vs intels 76whrs
Great video, you are doing an amazing job. May I suggest that you add some more information and links to those notebooks to buy into the "more" section below the video. I don't feel bad having a transparently announced and provided affiliate link to click on. 👍
I concur with you bossman. Im not gonna want to use a computer that is too hot to hold. I would have for sure went with the AMD as well. The computer that I used for school had a Ryzen5 in it and it was doing complex math and running a pretty sophisticated drafting program and I never had a minutes problem with it
I was skeptical for upgrading my 10th gen laptop to AMD but once i took the risk man i love it!! 7735HS is really cool and gets the job done effortlessly
Hi. For use with photoshop, lightroom and some game (god of war,...), between these two laptops what is the best choice? 1) LENOVO Ideapad Pro 5i Intel i5 13500h, lppdr 16gb 5200hz, rtx 3050 6gb or 2) LENOVO Ideapad Pro 5 AMD Ryzen 5 7640hs, lppdrx 16gb 6400hz, rtx 3050 6gb ?
Thank you for this! The exact question I have. I have a strange use case, however. I need to run a one-thread per core application at the highest frequency as possible across as many cores as possible. Is there a "correct" choice for this? (Efficiency cores couldn't be used, except in the background, which is nice, but hyperthreading would also provide headroom with one thread free per core). i'm not mining bitcoin or anything, but sometimes run this for hours on end. Hopeless or is this an ok time to go for a laptop? They seem hot.
The lithography matters just the same as it always has. Though comparing different chip manufacturers like Intel or TSMC in regards to the names of their nodes doesnt really make sense since the naming is too arbitrary. But when looking at only one manufacturer you can really see the difference like between Intel 14 and 10nm. For example the last gen on gpus was made by TSMC 7nm for AMD and Samsung 8nm for Nvidia. Just based on the naming you wouldnt expect a huge difference but the samsung node is considerably worse on almost all regards. Also the big/little architecture isnt really more advanced and there are good reasons for and against it. The biggest pro would be content creation since you can have 4 ecores for the space of 1 full core with 4 e cores doing more work in that regard. The biggest con would be gaming where e cores cant be used at all. They also dont really help with energy consumption. Its mostly a stunt by intel to win the core race while still using their monolythic die design. If youre a gamer you should only look at the amount of P cores.
It's true that in terms of temperature AMD is the winner, but with another type of laptop such as the Victus or the Omen with a decent cooling the core i7 doesn't seem to heat up at least after 1 month of use either for classical tasks or while playing. That said I am a bit disappointed by the power consumption which seems exaggerated, I saw in another comparison that the battery life decreases by half with a core i7 compared to an AMD Ryzen 7.
Yes if you use it on battery a lot then the more consumption of the battery, the more discharge/charge cycles the quicker the battery dies. If an intel eats more power from the battery it will discharge faster. I almost always keep my (Intel) laptop powered in an outlet and with the battery set to 80% charged. If I know i have to go somewhere I set it to change to 100%. That way I protect the battery and it lasts for years. I have another i3 from 2016 and it has a good battery. My last i7 (8th gen) battery died out last year and I didn't want to spend 100 euros on a battery so I bought another 13th gen i7. With the last i7 i didn't do the x% charge so that's why the battery died out after around 3+ years.
I think the reputation intel has made is its strength. In fact intel machines are powerful and efficient but sometimes it doesn't hurt to not let intiution win
First of all, this is a nice review and am convinced its un-biased. I spend most of my time on the laptop and i dont have the luxury of being in air conditioned environments, power consumption and battery life mean a lot to me. In this day and age, i am going to the AMD
For me it’s just as important for user experience than just price and speed. If you like to game a lot like most of us do you don’t want the machine to get hot. Being born in the 90s were used to machines that got hot. I’m old school will always pick amd or intel.
great video! one moment missing: battery life. in similar scenarios intel powered laptops will be dead while AMD powered will have 50%. I'm not talking about gaming from battery, just regular UX
@@mr.smith. make sure you bring the charger everywhere since intel is not power efficient enough to survive an entire day than amd though intel have a huge peformance especially on gaming so might wanna think which one you should pick for your needs
not true they can now actually be better with battery life than amds it depends on the battery you see these laptops are different the battery intel has a 76WHrs while amd have 90WHrs amd usually have bigger batteries search both specs of these laptops its so their roughly the same battery life
@@kieranlee9610 Intel's processor nodes are 10-13nm while AMD's are 4-6nm. Hence Ryzen is way more power efficient. And intel had to increase it's TDP in order to beat ryzen in performance, which in turn requires more colling and even more power draw to do so
@@joshuakimmich9536 not true at all smaller lithography is better for stuffing more transistors in one space faster switching but ryzens cpu shows that no matter how many transistors they have its still awful also intels cpus are quite efficient just not when your benchmarking because who would have thought pinging a 5.5ghz cpu at 100% at over 3v would use so much power if you hate the power usage just undervolt the i9 chip people have got it down to 193watts maxed out with 39k points on r23 thats 2k points extra over the normal 13900k
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Hi i need a laptop to take to work or have at home and watch movies / utube / everyday tv / streaming / social media..nothing too strenuous .....this one is on sale HP 15.6" FHD Touchscreen 512 GB Ryzen 3 Notebook would it fill all the boxes ?...thx....i am not very tech savvy at 58 years old ..lol....cheers from Canada
@@_taho you do realise this intel laptop is only a 6 core performance cores and effeciency cores dont work together for anything heavy p cores do all the work idling normal instructions use effeciency cores
AMD usually have bigger batteries in their laptops these laptops the intel has 76whrs and the amd has 90whrs intel has gotten alot more efficient in laptops i assume the manufacturers give amd extra battery so its roughly on par
@@jmtake85 really? I though intel is worse than AMD. I have yoga 9 with 1260p and I don't really like Intel in this. I would rather have yoga 7 with AMD 6800U due to better graphics
A meaningless comparison if the Intel CPU has more cores and the results will not be fair. Even so, considering that AMD almost matched Intel, added to its extras like low power, etc. I wouldn’t hesitate a second to go for the model with AMD.
i just want cpu that can run my games on high or medium in 30 fps without lagging and without my cpu get to 100% usage when playing a game while i have my browser with 20+ tabs open in the background lol😂 yeah i know ram and graphic card plays the role in that too but just saying
these laptops are different the batteries amd has a 90whrs battery and the intel has a 76whrs intel is a bit more effecient just not with anything heavy as p cores use alot
I don't trust AMD quite yet, I've had bad experiences with AMD in the past, computers that crashed, bad graphics etc., I will stick with Intel for now.
@@nivea878 If you use the 7900X with its stock settings, then it will instantly reach 95°C and its performance would be limited by the cooler. It 100% needs undervolting in order to prevent overheating. If you want a 7000 series AMD CPU to use with stock settings, then it has to be a non-X one. For example, 7900 feels just like an undervolted 7900X.
I've had 0 issues with my Ryzen 5's and 7's and nobody I've built a PC for has had any complaints either. I can't say the same for Intel. Power hungry firestarters those damn things. The mobile ones also result in really short battery life in laptops. Plus a plethora of security issues.
@@Hardcore_Remixer yeah I don't get how people just dismiss it so quickly when it's obviously user error. The 7900x is extremely demanding in terms of cooling.
i bought the LENOVO 6800H with RTX 3070 Ti....... it was a bit on the heavy side to be portable.... SO.... i bought another LENOVO YOGA 7 with 6800U.... LENOVO QUALITY SURPASSES ALL OTHER BRANDS..... SOLID BUILD and very good online SOFTWARE update support......other brands suck.... intel sucks......LOL !!!
Amd is beter sem dal za en letop 1000 z intel 7 procesor games not vorking ko sem dal za amd razen lapotop z amd rajzen tri procesor 800 evrov a games vorkog in laptop amd rajzen 3 processor. And amd grafic card.
How? Intel had to increase their TDP to match ryzen's equivalent performance. Only place they have a win is on single thread performance. They can't get out of 10nm fabrication and with AMD's new zen 4 architecture, they have some catching up to do
@@acidspermdicktears bruh are you high? You can literally swap out entire parts for better parts. Basically you can upgrade. Did you seriously not know this? Does being an apple only user make you lose brain cells?
@@Psalm_23 not on those presented, by real, nowadays the windows laptops are mostly the same as Mac's expensive and also have lower performance, for example the CPU's while charging or on battery compare to the M of apple, so sincerely I'm not impressed about windows laptops anymore, even still using two machines like that. And considering the next one to be a Mac
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Without any doubts, this was one of the best CPU comparisons for a laptop I have seen to date. My wife has an Intel Core i7 10th Gen CPU (RAZER Gaming Laptop) and I have an AMD Ryzen 7 series 5000 CPU (Lenovo Legion 5) laptop. They are have slightly different configurations, but performance specs are similar. I really like how fast the AMD starts up and is operational, but I have seen a few differences when it comes to running a couple of applications. The NERO Video Downloader runs great on the Intel based Laptop, but doesn’t work very well on the AMD unit. It keeps asking for some weird app to be installed, which I did, like a dozen times, but it still struggles to complete the download task. I have noticed that my wife’s unit does seem to run a little hotter too compared to my unit. If I had to rely on one brand of CPU I would probably stick with the Intel CORE i7, or higher, CPU just because of application compatibility. Office Apps all run great on either unit so there’s no real difference there.
Thank you for this comparison, since I saw a video where they compared the i7 to the Ryzen 9, which didn't seem like apples to apples to me.
Awesome review. you earned a sub from me. Looking forward for more videos like this!
very useful tips. Thank you.
Brilliant review
Well done! I lean toward more efficiency. I'm saving up for an M2... (lol)....
Great review , as always!
By any chance, have u made and plan to make a review for Asus Flow Z13?
I love your videos. So glad I found your channel. I have no doubt that you are going to be very successfull on CZcams.
Very vivid explanation with an absolute amazing video to watch for. Thank You ,Sir. For me I shall go with the AMD version. AMD all the way.👍
AMD still cheaper with almost similar performance with intel, and less throttling or stable, so clearly, i will choose AMD over intel
you do realise a 6 core intel just beat out an 8 core amd right intels effecient now on laptops just not at anything heavy where the p cores are used also stable i dont think so my friend bought one not long ago and the motherboard died the only good thing about the amd one is it has a bigger battery 90whrs vs intels 76whrs
@@kieranlee9610 proof?
@@thebaldpizzaman6319 proof of what
@@thebaldpizzaman6319I don’t think he even knows what cores does what.. bet he thinks the more cores the better 😆
@@kieranlee9610go back to school
Great video, you are doing an amazing job. May I suggest that you add some more information and links to those notebooks to buy into the "more" section below the video. I don't feel bad having a transparently announced and provided affiliate link to click on. 👍
I concur with you bossman. Im not gonna want to use a computer that is too hot to hold. I would have for sure went with the AMD as well. The computer that I used for school had a Ryzen5 in it and it was doing complex math and running a pretty sophisticated drafting program and I never had a minutes problem with it
Thanks for the review just looking at buying lenovo idealpad 5 so after your review Im favouring the AMD !
I was skeptical for upgrading my 10th gen laptop to AMD but once i took the risk man i love it!! 7735HS is really cool and gets the job done effortlessly
Hi. For use with photoshop, lightroom and some game (god of war,...), between these two laptops what is the best choice?
1) LENOVO Ideapad Pro 5i Intel i5 13500h, lppdr 16gb 5200hz, rtx 3050 6gb
or
2) LENOVO Ideapad Pro 5 AMD Ryzen 5 7640hs, lppdrx 16gb 6400hz, rtx 3050 6gb
?
Thank you for this! The exact question I have. I have a strange use case, however. I need to run a one-thread per core application at the highest frequency as possible across as many cores as possible. Is there a "correct" choice for this? (Efficiency cores couldn't be used, except in the background, which is nice, but hyperthreading would also provide headroom with one thread free per core). i'm not mining bitcoin or anything, but sometimes run this for hours on end. Hopeless or is this an ok time to go for a laptop? They seem hot.
ryzen cpus dont have efficiency cores but fastest cpu on a laptop ever is the i9 13900h itll beat a 2970x threadripper
Would be nice if someone can do a comparison for home lab virtualization use.
The lithography matters just the same as it always has. Though comparing different chip manufacturers like Intel or TSMC in regards to the names of their nodes doesnt really make sense since the naming is too arbitrary. But when looking at only one manufacturer you can really see the difference like between Intel 14 and 10nm. For example the last gen on gpus was made by TSMC 7nm for AMD and Samsung 8nm for Nvidia. Just based on the naming you wouldnt expect a huge difference but the samsung node is considerably worse on almost all regards.
Also the big/little architecture isnt really more advanced and there are good reasons for and against it. The biggest pro would be content creation since you can have 4 ecores for the space of 1 full core with 4 e cores doing more work in that regard. The biggest con would be gaming where e cores cant be used at all. They also dont really help with energy consumption. Its mostly a stunt by intel to win the core race while still using their monolythic die design. If youre a gamer you should only look at the amount of P cores.
It's true that in terms of temperature AMD is the winner, but with another type of laptop such as the Victus or the Omen with a decent cooling the core i7 doesn't seem to heat up at least after 1 month of use either for classical tasks or while playing. That said I am a bit disappointed by the power consumption which seems exaggerated, I saw in another comparison that the battery life decreases by half with a core i7 compared to an AMD Ryzen 7.
Yes if you use it on battery a lot then the more consumption of the battery, the more discharge/charge cycles the quicker the battery dies. If an intel eats more power from the battery it will discharge faster. I almost always keep my (Intel) laptop powered in an outlet and with the battery set to 80% charged. If I know i have to go somewhere I set it to change to 100%. That way I protect the battery and it lasts for years. I have another i3 from 2016 and it has a good battery. My last i7 (8th gen) battery died out last year and I didn't want to spend 100 euros on a battery so I bought another 13th gen i7. With the last i7 i didn't do the x% charge so that's why the battery died out after around 3+ years.
I think the reputation intel has made is its strength. In fact intel machines are powerful and efficient but sometimes it doesn't hurt to not let intiution win
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First of all, this is a nice review and am convinced its un-biased. I spend most of my time on the laptop and i dont have the luxury of being in air conditioned environments, power consumption and battery life mean a lot to me. In this day and age, i am going to the AMD
For me it’s just as important for user experience than just price and speed. If you like to game a lot like most of us do you don’t want the machine to get hot. Being born in the 90s were used to machines that got hot. I’m old school will always pick amd or intel.
Tell me about HP Laptop 14-EM0001NE,AMD Ryzen 3,8GB RAM,256GB SSD,AMD Radeon
Please place a spec sheet once presenting the laptop's full specs even though the paramount difference is the cpu between these two. Just a thought
👍yep
Between amd 7735u and intel i5 1340p which one is best for ui ux designing
great video! one moment missing: battery life. in similar scenarios intel powered laptops will be dead while AMD powered will have 50%. I'm not talking about gaming from battery, just regular UX
So you think that Intel is not a good choice even for regular work on it?
@@mr.smith. make sure you bring the charger everywhere since intel is not power efficient enough to survive an entire day than amd though intel have a huge peformance especially on gaming so might wanna think which one you should pick for your needs
not true they can now actually be better with battery life than amds it depends on the battery you see these laptops are different the battery intel has a 76WHrs while amd have 90WHrs amd usually have bigger batteries search both specs of these laptops its so their roughly the same battery life
@@kieranlee9610 Intel's processor nodes are 10-13nm while AMD's are 4-6nm. Hence Ryzen is way more power efficient. And intel had to increase it's TDP in order to beat ryzen in performance, which in turn requires more colling and even more power draw to do so
@@joshuakimmich9536 not true at all smaller lithography is better for stuffing more transistors in one space faster switching but ryzens cpu shows that no matter how many transistors they have its still awful also intels cpus are quite efficient just not when your benchmarking because who would have thought pinging a 5.5ghz cpu at 100% at over 3v would use so much power if you hate the power usage just undervolt the i9 chip people have got it down to 193watts maxed out with 39k points on r23 thats 2k points extra over the normal 13900k
Should also use video editing benchmarks, like Puget.
Lenovo ThinkPad T495 / AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 370OU Is it good to use Revit? For electrical engineering ?
Which one is better i5 11400H or Ryzen 9 7940HS ?
Hello sir, i need your help to know if AMD Ryzn9 7940HS good deal or i7 13650HX
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Hi i need a laptop to take to work or have at home and watch movies / utube / everyday tv / streaming / social media..nothing too strenuous .....this one is on sale HP 15.6" FHD Touchscreen 512 GB Ryzen 3 Notebook would it fill all the boxes ?...thx....i am not very tech savvy at 58 years old ..lol....cheers from Canada
Thr power consumption itself is everything. The performance difference is minimal. I can't use a more powerful cpu with the battery gone.
Question...AMD Ryzen 3 3350U Quad-Core Mobile Processor, will this power and work with python coding?
Why wouldn't it work with python coding???
Im using AMD ryzen 3 3250u dual core and I can play gta v
Sir I will be happy if you can reply me…. Is core i7 G7 processor good for programming…?
I wouldn't recommend quad core processors.
@@_taho you do realise this intel laptop is only a 6 core performance cores and effeciency cores dont work together for anything heavy p cores do all the work idling normal instructions use effeciency cores
@@_taho it's for programming, it's good enough for that
Yeeyyy!!! AMD for me.. just bought it today. Thanks man! Your the best..
how the laptop?
Why you don't make battery test?
AMD usually have bigger batteries in their laptops these laptops the intel has 76whrs and the amd has 90whrs intel has gotten alot more efficient in laptops i assume the manufacturers give amd extra battery so its roughly on par
@@kieranlee9610 they have the same battery, same model, same size. AMD is just more efficient CPU
I have both 1260p vs 6800u Intel is always efficient. and when you unplug amd laptop it becomes useless!!
@@jmtake85 really? I though intel is worse than AMD. I have yoga 9 with 1260p and I don't really like Intel in this. I would rather have yoga 7 with AMD 6800U due to better graphics
A meaningless comparison if the Intel CPU has more cores and the results will not be fair. Even so, considering that AMD almost matched Intel, added to its extras like low power, etc. I wouldn’t hesitate a second to go for the model with AMD.
Amd is winner cool system = stable performance + battery life in laptop
Respect
AMD for it's battery life
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im still looking for amds cpu as much c/p value for both gaming and work. I rather use egpu than onboard one so I hv to have usb4 built-in🤦♀️
My experience i think ryzen is better
Intel = Efficiency
AMD = Performance
Market Share
Intel (51%) & AMD (49%)
I Prefer AMD
Will go with amd. Much better and cooler
14th gen intel will finally bring 8 performance cores to the intel machines for those that work the CPU’s hard..
AMd was prone.in over heating and more wattage consumption
I m gonna choose i7 over ryzen 7....cuz
1.I am not a gamer
2.coding learning
Not shocked i7 better performance speed
Intel is best for professional and coding, every day use🔥🔥🔥😊
i just want cpu that can run my games on high or medium in 30 fps without lagging and without my cpu get to 100% usage when playing a game while i have my browser with 20+ tabs open in the background lol😂
yeah i know ram and graphic card plays the role in that too but just saying
Intel power vs AMD battery life
these laptops are different the batteries amd has a 90whrs battery and the intel has a 76whrs intel is a bit more effecient just not with anything heavy as p cores use alot
I go with an AMD bro....❤
add time stamps pls
I don't trust AMD quite yet, I've had bad experiences with AMD in the past, computers that crashed, bad graphics etc., I will stick with Intel for now.
Lol i try AMD for the first time, Zen 4, 7900x - first impression was not good. returned it 2 days later, i will stick with Intel💙
@@nivea878 If you use the 7900X with its stock settings, then it will instantly reach 95°C and its performance would be limited by the cooler. It 100% needs undervolting in order to prevent overheating.
If you want a 7000 series AMD CPU to use with stock settings, then it has to be a non-X one. For example, 7900 feels just like an undervolted 7900X.
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I've had 0 issues with my Ryzen 5's and 7's and nobody I've built a PC for has had any complaints either. I can't say the same for Intel. Power hungry firestarters those damn things. The mobile ones also result in really short battery life in laptops. Plus a plethora of security issues.
@@Hardcore_Remixer yeah I don't get how people just dismiss it so quickly when it's obviously user error. The 7900x is extremely demanding in terms of cooling.
is there a GOD ?!
Now compare 3D cache. And you didn't even do real testing. You just made conclusions from numbers on paper
AMD rules!!!
AMD
clear winner for the past 2 years > AMD, if PS5 and Xbox also go for AMD.
Is there a god, nice reference hahaha
Don't put alcohol in your mouth it's the worst thing for your health
i bought the LENOVO 6800H with RTX 3070 Ti....... it was a bit on the heavy side to be portable.... SO.... i bought another LENOVO YOGA 7 with 6800U.... LENOVO QUALITY SURPASSES ALL OTHER BRANDS..... SOLID BUILD and very good online SOFTWARE update support......other brands suck.... intel sucks......LOL !!!
intel hands down!
Intel more stable
Amd is beter sem dal za en letop 1000 z intel 7 procesor games not vorking ko sem dal za amd razen lapotop z amd rajzen tri procesor 800 evrov a games vorkog in laptop amd rajzen 3 processor. And amd grafic card.
There is no way they possibly smell the same...Intel stinks.
Intel because battery life on a gaming laptop is meaningless
Intel wins, hands down!!!
Yes but the battery life is a trash , the only company that can beat apple in efficient is amd , lol
@@gokuthedestroyer8627 So what, i dont play video games on battery!!!!
Yes but what I meant is that amd will last longer no matter what are you doing , lol
@@packersfan036 might as well just buy a desktop
How? Intel had to increase their TDP to match ryzen's equivalent performance. Only place they have a win is on single thread performance.
They can't get out of 10nm fabrication and with AMD's new zen 4 architecture, they have some catching up to do
Buy a mac
No I don't want garbage computers that I cannot modify in anyway therefore making me a servant to a certain company for life
@@Psalm_23 and in what way can you modify a Windows machine?
@@acidspermdicktears bruh are you high? You can literally swap out entire parts for better parts. Basically you can upgrade. Did you seriously not know this?
Does being an apple only user make you lose brain cells?
@@Psalm_23 not on those presented, by real, nowadays the windows laptops are mostly the same as Mac's expensive and also have lower performance, for example the CPU's while charging or on battery compare to the M of apple, so sincerely I'm not impressed about windows laptops anymore, even still using two machines like that. And considering the next one to be a Mac
@@acidspermdicktears no. Look at ThinkStation. Look at HP xp17. Look at Asus pro art. The top of the range beats MAC
Both laptops are ugly.
LMAO they´re the same laptop my guy ;D
Well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.
@@lucaswilson4373 that's the point 😁
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