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AMD wins on gaming and only is a little slower on productivity benchmarks for which the Intel CPUs require a nuclear reactor and they conclude that intel wins?!
OP title says "Winner:AMD" ?
back from the article: looks like Toms HW gives a winner per section and it goes back and forth. Matching/winning gaming with less power, I personally agree with OP title that it's AMD. But article goes into a whole bunch of sections.
I've removed the line from the line to better adhere to TomHW writing.
I also agree with OP!
Tom’s has had a well known Intel bias since its inception.