Linus Tech Tips publishes the best-selling processors on Amazon, with a Top 5 topped by AMD Ryzen processors
The famous YouTuber, Linus Tech Tips, publishes the ranking of the ten best-selling processors according to his Amazon affiliate account, where three of the top five processors are AMD Ryzen.
If we talk about an online store, surely the American giant Amazon comes to mind. For years, it has played to losses, something very risky, but now it is all profit, since it has been established in half the world and has a volume of millions of orders a day around the world. We can buy from shoe laces, through cleaning products, to computer components. One of the strengths of Amazon is the affiliate program, which gives a part of the price, to which it has generated the purchase link. Linus Tech Tips, has shown us in a video, the five best-selling processors according to its affiliate account, where the AMD Ryzen dominate.
Intel first in a TOP 5 dominated by AMD Ryzen
The best-selling, not very surprising, is the Intel Core i7 8700K, the Coffee Lake processor with six cores and twelve threads, it has more output, due to its excellent performance and above all, thanks to its Intel iGPU, which we can use to render. The second position is for the Ryzen 5 1600, the third position is for the Ryzen 5 2400G, which has an integrated RX Vega graphics, ideal for gaming. Fourth place is for the Ryzen 5 1600X and fifth place is for the i7 7700K.
Interestingly, the ranking is even, as there are five processors from Intel and five from AMD among the top ten best sellers. Above all, the Intel Pentium G3930 stands out, a very basic range processor, which has two cores and two processing threads, a single frequency of 2.9GHz and Intel HD 610 graphics.
Really interesting data, since we must bear in mind that Linus Sebastian has the largest technology channel in the world and surely generates great income from his referral program on Amazon. Logically, the Ryzen 2000 Series are not in this ranking, because they have just been launched on the market and their sales volume will still be quite low. Above all, it highlights that, despite the good Ryzen processors, Intel takes out a processor and in a snap of fingers, puts it in first position.
