AMD is already outperforming Intel in its Passmark operating costs

Keep talking about Passmark usage statistics, too no market share As for sales. However, precisely this statistic has been (there are data since 2004) very important as compared to the actual market share, and is therefore considered reliable.

AMD is reaching 40% of its spending by 2020

There seems to be nothing that can stop AMD's expansion since 2017 with its first processors based on Construction of Zen. It's a surprise because for many years, according to these figures AMD has remained very different from Intel, and more to 2016 when those in the blue exceeded 80% of the usage rate, leaving AMD less than 20%.

But 2019 was a red year, and since then the growth of AMD in terms of usage has grown at a nominal rate, from more than 20% to 40% in just one year, and the upward trend when Intel looks like it has no contradictions. For this reason, by the same year 2020 is expected to be the first in history (at least in the history of this population) AMD will outperform Intel.

The keys to AMD success are personal ones

It looks like AMD is alive for a while and nothing can stop them from the x86 processor market. Of course this depends a lot on your profitability, and there's nothing more to see how its Ryzen 3000 processors are sold as churros, even those with the highest prices. And this launch, in July last year, was a landmark change for AMD at 7 nm, making it the first time in more than three decades Intel lost some of its weight

about production facilities.

The AMD 7 nm processors have not only proven to be able to match and sometimes outperform Intel's performance, but have done so through at a lower price

, delighting users. Intel is ready for AMD's pricing strategy as "cheaper", but whatever it is, it allows AMD to gain market share step by step (although measures sometimes seem to be the best).

So, you've seen it … even though Intel is currently in the lead, AMD is getting a share by connecting with the parameters and the forecast will end this year over a blue giant. We'll see what happens, and remember that we're talking about the rate from Passmark usage statistics, not market share. With all that in mind, it seems that Intel is "espabila" in terms of its manufacturing, or AMD will continue its unbearable growth leaving them in a haze.