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The funny thing is that UserBenchmark's "passion" for Intel doesn't seem to be motivated by financial concerns, this seems to be an obsession of sorts by the site's management. They've been discounting AMD in rather convoluted ways at least as far back as the late 2010s (around the time Zen was released).
I am genuinely curious to find the full story behind this.
Not to mention with Intel's stability issues on their recent chips and the hoops people had to go through and are still going through to get sorted out, it's going to take an equally bad fuck up from AMD for me to the compare them again.