Which is better Ryzen 7 or i7?
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The Intel Core i7 beats AMD Ryzen 7, and in fact, even the Ryzen 5 beats it on saving battery power. However, if you were doing something processor-heavy, then the amount of battery power used will sort of even out. The Intel Core i7 will still have a slight edge, but not by much.
Is the i7 better than the Ryzen 5?
Once again, in multi-threaded applications, AMD is looking extremely strong and usually has a good lead on the far more expensive Intel Core i7-7700K. The Intel CPU sports a higher clock speed, but only has four physical cores and eight threads, compared to the six cores and 12 threads of the AMD Ryzen 5 1600.

Which is better Ryzen 9 or i7?
The Core i7-12700K is ~17% faster than the Ryzen 7 5800X and Ryzen 9 5900X in the single-threaded tasks listed in the chart title. Naturally, those impressive performance deltas won’t carry over to every type of workload, but the 12700K beats the Ryzen lineup in every benchmark.
Should I get 5900X or 12700K?
In this case, the 5900X is a $500 chip, the 12700K is a $400 chip. You’ll probably be spending around $75 more on platform costs given motherboard with the 12700K, so cost is basically the same. The 12700K has better IPC and clocks on the P-cores, so ST performance is clearly better on the Intel chip.
Is the AMD FX-8150 the first eight core processor?

[Mar ’14 CPUPro] The AMD FX-8150 is the earliest eight core variant in AMD’s flagship FX series. The FX-8150 was released in October 2011 and at that time it superseded the Phenom 1100T.
How does the AMD FX-8150 compare to the Ryzen 5 1100T?
Comparing the 1100T and FX-8150 shows that the newer FX-8150 has roughly the same single and dual core speed but, thanks to its extra two cores, pulled ahead of its predecessor by 15% in multi-core tests.
Which is better 3770 or 4770k?
With four cores and eight threads the 3770 has excellent single , dual and multi-core performance. Comparing the 3770 to the 4770K shows that the 4770K leads by 11% at stock speeds and, thanks to an unlocked multiplier on the 4770K, by 15% at overclocked frequencies.