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Depends on your use. Different combinations of computer parts will give you different results. Overall, Intel is the more popular one, based on sales, followed by AMD. But this is a very general opinion.

Always go for intel in laptops. In comparison between intel and AMD my experience is that AMD processors heats more than Intel.
So afterwords it starts giving problems with the hardware as there is less space exhaust in comparison with desktops.
If your goal is to use the laptop for year or so then only go for AMD otherwise go for Intel.

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Uk what for gaming experience amd is awesome even intel is good but not with integrated graphics i mean intel(HD) and all. Otherwise intel is good for other purposes.

The machine, whether has an AMD or intel HW wouldn’t make much of a noticeable difference.

Looking at your preferences, I’d recommend to look for a i5 or AMD FX4300 or Ryzen series. The latter is clocked at 4.7 ghz and works identically to it’s i5 alternative, comparatively clocked at lower frequency (3.3 ghz)

Besides a decent 8-12 gigs of ram size should most appropriately handle multi tasking without latencies (coding and rendering done simultaneously).
A dedicated GPU is not mandate but is good to have of a feature.

Dell systems with a similar configuration may cost 30% higher than HP, Asus or others.
A typical gaming laptop would house in a powerful configuration so that could be an option you may want to explore as well (they’ll eventually add up to weight though)

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Battery back up is good.

If you ask me Amd is improving day by day and intel is deteriorating day by day.

AMD processors are more workload intensive, so if your work involves high performance AMD will give more value for money and better performance.

Depends on what you are coding? Deep learning? Then go for intel+nvidia