My very first computer came with a 16-bit processor called the Intel 8086, and boy, was it fast. I can still remember how my eyes could not keep up with the Speed of how fast Pacman could run across the screen. Until 2007, all my PCs had Intel processors, and It was not Until the AMD K7 Athlon came out in 1999 when I bought my first AMD CPU PC, which smoked the Intel Pentium 4 that Intel had at the time. Since then, all my PCs have been AMD, and Intel never even comes into my mind when buying a new PC. AMD CPUs are both faster and cheaper, and why would anybody throw more money at an Intel CPU that might edge out AMD by a nono second in 2023 when all Intell and AMD are doing is playing? The more Speed, the better the game. I will never buy into Intel's mind game that More Speed is better just to play a simple RGB game just because Intel's CPU is one nanosecond faster than the other. Regarding tricks, Intel loves to play that nanosecond speed game with the consumer, and the more $$$, the better in Intel's mind, but why would anybody play into their game?