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what's going on everybody welcome back once against the channel war today we have something really cool a battle royale between Intel and AMD on the Intel side of things we have Intel's eighth generation 8600 case CPU 6 cores 6 threads baby and on the AMD side of things we see the horizon 5 1600 X with 6 cores and 12 threads now does 12 threads though equal better performance at the end of the day well let's first check out our test systems check out those scores and see at the end of the day who's the clear winner for you folks who follow the channel you guys have probably seen the test system that we use for the 1600 x test results we built the system a little while back and if you guys want to check out that video we'll have a link below but here's a list of the parts that we actually used in that system for those of you who want to know on the until side of things we also made a video showing you guys all the different parts that we used in that system you can see those parts listed right here but we'll also have a link below if you want to check out that video now if you're wondering what the actual prices of these systems were they're very very close now obviously on the 1600 x we had to put it in a case and everything because that was a total build but if you're just talking about the motherboard the memory and CPU and all that stuff on the intel cited thing that's gonna be about $60 more expensive now that's not really that much whatsoever I don't feel but if you guys have to think it's a deal breaker let me know down below now with that said though let's jump in and let's check out the performance and gaming scores with these two CPUs so let the battle begin as far as temperatures go at the lowest settings the Intel CPU actually ran a little bit hotter but at the hottest temperatures you guys can see it the AMD does run a few degrees hotter than the Intel comparison alright Tech fans there you guys have it the numbers they just don't lie now it's very obvious that the 1600 X is a very very good competitor it has good scores and although it runs just a little bit hotter than the Intel CPU it's fifty dollars less in price but at the end of the day if you just take the raw numbers you guys can see that the i5 8600 K really is the clear winner it gets better gaming scores it gets better multiprocessor scores so overall at the end of the day I have to say that that is the winner between this battle so if $50 is a big important thing to you and you're only gonna buy an AMD CPU and you don't care about it until what it's over cuz you've got something against them or whatever then obviously you're probably not going to buy the Intel CPU but if you're a person like me and you take technology as it is just at face value not caring about politics not caring about Jack diddly except for the performance then you have to admit that the i5 8600 K it just wins now I know there's gonna be crazy fanboys out there like saying all kinds of crazy stuff you know this is wrong that's wrong but obviously it's not I try to keep everything as even as possible the systems are very much equal in price and the parts and everything in them so it's a very very equal battle so there you guys have it man at the end of the day I have to say for the price the performance the I 580 600 K is a clear winner in today's battle like I said before folks all the information about the parts that we used and everything else will be down below that like button hopefully you guys you liked this presentation and we hope to see you guys back here for more tech on tech a tomorrow peace