Intel's approach in recent years has drawn criticism due to the frequent changes in motherboard sockets, making upgrades less straightforward for consumers. While Intel has traditionally focused on incremental performance gains, often through power increases, this strategy has sometimes lacked the innovation expected by users. On the other hand, AMD's commitment to maintaining consistent socket platforms like AM4 and AM5 has provided users with greater flexibility and ease in upgrading their systems. This focus on backward compatibility not only simplifies the upgrade process but also demonstrates a customer-centric approach. Intel should learn something From AMD... it was always safe to go AMD due to issue
Mama 14 gen pc ekak hadanna b760 MB , dala DDR5 ram dala PC eka hadaddi salli madiwela ekata passe upgrade karannam kiyala hithagena 12 gen processor ekak damma .. dan hithenawa 14 gen upgrade nokara hitiyanam hoday kiyala
Aiye oya problem eka intel 13/14 gen k processors walata witharada nattan normal ekatai f processer ekatath thiynwa da ?, mokada mn laga thiyenne i5 14400f processer ekak
