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The original was posted on /r/hardware by /u/rtnaht on 2024-02-02 04:35:52.

According to the latest financial statements AMD’s client operating margin is just 4% while Intel’s 33%. in the server, it’s the opposite. but for server, I understand the core count difference made it possible for AMD to charge more and make more profits. but I’m confused about the client business. Here, Intel is very price competitive with AMD. One could even argue that until may have better budget offerings in terms of 12100 F or 12400 F. then what causes the massive disparity in terms of profit? Is it that expensive to produce rizen chips? I thought chiplet architecture would make Ryzens cheaper to produce compared to monolithic Alder Lake and Raptor Lake, no?