The data proves it! Intel processor reliability has beaten AMD in nearly three years

According to a blog post titled "The Most Reliable PC Hardware in 2021", according to its statistics, in the three years of 2019, 2020, and 2021, Intel's hardware platform has surpassed AMD's reliability, and its low failure rate has brought a very good experience to users.

The following are the details of the data:

In terms of processors, Intel 10th Generation Core and 11th Generation Cores compared the AMD Ryzen™ 5000 series, while the Intel Core X Series, Xeon Series, and 2nd Generation Xeon Scalable CPU Series benchmarked the AMD Thread Ripper Series.

The data shows that in terms of reliability, AMD processors lag behind Intel processors, which have more failure rates. Intel, on the other hand, has only a higher failure rate at Rocket Lake. In the above figure, blue indicates the Shop Failure Rate (test process failure rate), green indicates field Failure Rate (field failure rate), you can see that AMD Ryzen™ 5000 series, Thread Ripper 3000 series, Thread Ripper Pro series the failure rate is relatively high, while Intel only has 11th generation Core Rocket Lake Has a higher failure rate, 10th generation Core, Core X series, Xeon W series, The 2nd Generation Xeon Scalable processor family has very low failure rates.

For both types of testing, the test process failure rate refers to the parts that fail during the testing process, while the field failure rate refers to the parts that fail after the customer uses. Therefore, although the failure rate of the 11th-generation Core Rocket Lake before leaving the factory is relatively high, the failure rate after the customer uses it has dropped sharply, but it is also significantly higher than that of AMD. Overall, however, Intel has a lower processor failure rate than AMD, especially on enterprise-class Xeon series processors, which have far greater advantages than thread rippers.

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