It's nothing new that Intel has problems producing their workforce. Delays in production facilities have already brought the first-time OEM equipment integrators (Dell, HP, Lenovo …) down the road to anger and, in fact, in many cases have announced (and killed) new ones AMD processors are enabled in turn.
Buy Intel processors that can be successful
You know how this works: there is supply issues product (in this case Intel processors) and the stock stock is running low. When they see that there are a few units left they make a new order for their suppliers, and when they tell them they can't deliver more, the stores automatically prices are rising trying to "start" more profit by anticipating sales. This same scenario can happen again, but it is the supplier who raises the price directly from the stores, and in this case they have no choice but to raise prices so they do not lose. Delivery and demand law, they call it.
This ultimately means that when users want to buy an Intel processor in the coming months we may find ourselves in a position to have no stock left, or that the remaining stock has a price to break. For this reason we tell you that if you were planning to grow your platform and buy a new processor, now would be the best time to do that because in the coming weeks the situation is expected to get worse for us.
The biggest beneficiary is AMD
Logically, and in the same way that the collectors themselves have in many cases made the decision to switch to AMD, this scenario will lead more users to choose the red ones to harm the blue ones. Yes, according to tradition AMD processors have always been cheap than Intel, if this stock deficit situation gets too extreme, the situation can become even more heated, making a decision «Intel or AMD»Keep it simple as never before, this time supporting AMD as it makes sense.
So, in addition to the good work that AMD has done for many months now and that has a very positive impact on the financial health of the company, the competitive issues are of great benefit to them.
We're curious about your point of view: if you update your platform in the coming months, you'll choose Intel or AMD processor?
