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Yes.
They handle specific scenarios better, usually handling open world games, where resource packs saturate memory
If you look up "AMDip" you'll see the results of that
It also overclocks higher if you're into dabbling and investing into that
Their software tends to be more refined and mature and integrated on launch as well, so if we're talking the very newest hardware, expect Intel to work bette - less emergency updates, less bios fixes, etc for the first ~2 years or so
That's my experience with them both so far