As gamers and creators are both well aware, AMD’s CPUs have been at-least competitive for a few years now, and for a while, roundly superior—at least, depending on your workload. However, there’s been one sticking point for several years preventing a certain market segment of users from giving AMD a shot.

That sticking point, believe it

Synthetic benchmarks get a bad rap. Sure, they’re not always representative of real application performance — that much is inarguable. They’re still extremely useful, though. Not only can they help developers pinpoint performance problems for specific troubleshooting, but they also can help users confirm that their computer is operating correctly.

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One of the worst things for any musician who plays instruments like electric guitars is to blow an amp. Well, musicians, fret no more, unless you like your frets, thanks to the ingenuity of one YouTuber you can possibly repair your amp, assuming it’s not the speaker, employing a Raspberry Pi in the process.

YouTuber, dsagman, managed to