Differences between AMD and intel pls XD

Current AMD CPUs are shit, but AMD Zen CPUs will kick intel CPUs ass

one starts with an "I" and one starts with an "A"

imo that is about the largest difference... 2nd largest diff being price... 3rd largest diff i guess prob performance..

Like GPUs its the same for CPU's amd always has is a bit worse
AMD is just the cheaper option

Intel > AMD
Nvidia > AMD

I'm surprised no one actually answered you with real facts.

AMD = humble CPU manufacturer who makes cheap, yet cost-effective products.
They once (about 10 years ago) made the best performing CPUs, but not anymore (more info below).

Intel = mobsters who bribed benchmark devs, reviewers, and stores, to trick customers into thinking their CPUs were better when they were crap (anyone remembers Pentium 4 Prescott?).
Nowadays, even after forcefully conquering the majority of market shares, they still keep bribing everyone they can (ever seen a decent AMD laptop in a physical store? Me neither). They're basically the Nvidia of CPUs.

TL;DR:
Intel is objectively more powerful, buy it if you want the maximum performance, and don't care about paying a premium.
You also need to pay a premium for overclock, both for the CPU, and for the motherboard (unlike AMD).
AMD is best bang for your buck, buy it if you care about money / performance ratio, overall budget, and ethycs.

Just to not make this look like a fanboy's rant: http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2009/11/12/a-timeline-of-intel-and-amds-legal-battles/

Those who constantly talk about "higher power consumption", probably never understood how electricity bills work.
The actual cost of electricity makes up the smaller part of a bill, having a 150 W CPU instead of a 70 W won't make much of a difference.

Don't do the same mistake i did i've bought AMD because it was cheaper but had problems on especially Unreal Engine games and many other games. If you are planning to play Arma 3,Squad,Ark etc. you will have horrible experience. Go with Intel.

As the others said, amd is cheaper and intel is better.

I think AMD is cheaper but less efficient, while Intel is more efficient but quite more expensive. The same for GPUs? (AMD-Nvidia)

I found this chart somewhat useful to get a rough idea of where CPUs stand before delving into all of the benchmark comparisons.

amd and intel is like windows and apple. One is more expensive, but they are exactly the same.

I built my AMD computer about six years ago. It has the AMD Phenom II X2 555 3.2 GHz with the other two cores unlocked via motherboard setting (try doing that with an Intel), 8 GB RAM, and a HD6850 video card with 1 GB RAM. It has done me well but the video card is definitely on my list to get replaced soon. The CPU only draws 85 watts and it has never run hot, nor is it a "heater" like some have said. For desktop usage AMD does just fine for most people on limited budgets and, when matched with a good video card, will play games just fine.

That being said, I have had nothing but bad luck with AMD laptops. I don't recall one that didn't overheat. I have a Dell Inspiron e1505 with an Intel 1.6 Core2 Duo that is now ten years old and I still use it daily and it's on its third OS after starting with Windows Vista. It is the most stable and durable computer that I have ever owned. I have never needed to replace any parts in it other than I got a 4 GB RAM kit to upgrade it from the stock 2 GB that it came with. Funny thing is, it came with an ATI 1400 GPU. Intel was an option but it was a much weaker choice for this model. Obviously a little mix-and-match is sometimes good too.

People have already posted links with comparisons for you. At the end of the day it's up to you to decide what's best for your wallet but IMO either one in a desktop environment would do just fine when matched with proper components. If you decide on a gaming laptop, go Intel.

I'm not into tech that much, but if you prefer a better bang for your buck, get an AMD processor. It's cheap, but people mostly prefer to use it for less demanding stuffs (e.g. office works) only. For demanding activities such as multimedia work and gaming, Intel is usually the preferred choice.

This doesn't mean that AMD processors are cheap quality stuffs though. They're not as powerful as Intel processors, yes. But they're certainly a viable option when your wallet is limited.

TL;DR: Budget → AMD | Performance → Intel