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I’m running 3900x on desktop, 4800hs on laptop and 12900hx on workstation for work.
Only bad thing i can say is that the intel cpu have felt slow due to bad scheduling on the efficiency core to the point where i have disabled them.
Login screen was very slow as E-cores were prioritized, yet overloaded due to too many small apps running. Yep my company setup sucks
So i say go with what ever your gut tells you. Either choise is good. Remember that AMD have more PCI-e lanes if that is relevant.