QUOTE(kuci_mayong @ Apr 11 2020, 04:23 AM)
I think you don't get the point of the video, while amd is focusing on core count, intel is optimizing their processors so that it works better with applications. Sort of a quality > quantity example.
Bro,
You're right with Intel working with software developers to optimise apps using their special instruction like mmx, sse, whatever it is now.
However you need to know now that the game has changed. Software developers are starting to change their codes to share loads across multiple cores especially so gaming.
I think the fact that we had hit a wall helped Intel so much. The fact that we had to run heavy intensive rendering to showed how much faster Ryzen is compared to Intel is what helping Intel to stay in the game despite being so far behind.
In the past, I would not have doubted your arguments because Intel has better IPC numbers. Their single core performance still solid. However its not single or dual core works anymore. It's a world of >6 cores now whether you need it or not. Intel doesn't has anything that scales as well as Ryzen. AMD had taken the right step to combat ARM but Intel is still sleeping because they had the cash to cartel the whole PC industry to go along with it. PC industry need to wake up. It's not AMD vs Intel anymore. It's X86 vs RISC and thanks to AMD, they are still in the fight.