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I have finally ditched Nvidia and I have nothing but praise for my AMD gpu. Now im in market for new CPU and I kinda want to do same with Intel, since I was on intel my whole life.

At the moment im looking at AMD Ryzen 9 7900 and i5 13600k (if i decide to go with intel) i5 is 70-80euros cheaper in my country.

Will there be any differance betwen those two on linux? What are your experiences with AMD cpus?

Thanks

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[-] yenguardian@lemmy.blahaj.zone 1 points 1 year ago

There's not any significant difference when it comes to Linux compatibility, I've had entirely fine experiences with both.

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