this whole cpu vs gpu debate is so overblown. most people just need a decent all-around chip and don't need to max out every last ounce of performance. use what works for your needs and stop getting bogged down in the nerdy minutia.
are you kidding me? people who actually care about performance aren't just "getting bogged down in nerdy minutia". We have real-world needs that require a difference of 5-10% in cpu or gpu power.
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yeah, you're right. performance is important, especially for real-world use cases. but sometimes people can get a bit too obsessed with the numbers instead of just building something useful. gotta find the right balance, you know?
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