This is what the op originally asked and said:
I'm looking to upgrade my PC soon. I'm wondering about what AMD has to offer. I heard Bulldozer was very disappointing and that a Phenom can beat it. I'm wondering if this is true? I'm looking for something in the FX 6100 range. Not sure what the Phenom equivalent is called though. Should I go for a Bulldozer, Phenom or wait? I've already asked about the i3 in another thread, but right now I want to research AMD CPUs.
BTW, I do everything with my computer. That includes video editing, game playing (would gladly settle for 720p), and web surfing.
The op just asked a simple question about which AMD cpu he should go for. He already stated that he had asked about the I3 in another thread. He mentions what he does with his computer.
How is this question biased? The op was looking for some objective information about AMD cpu's from people who maybe had personal experience with the various AMD cpu's he asked about or knew where to find information about these cpu's.
Wow, I checked prices with an online retailer and an FX 6100 is only $15 more than an I3. Let me think here, I pay $15 more for a cpu that has 6 cores, can be o/c'ed. For a video encoding machine on the cheap that sounds pretty good.
Or if op wanted to go cheaper, you can get a FX quad for about the price of an I3.
Wait but an I5 only costs $70 more than the cheapest FX quad.:\
Six vs Quad vs Dual==} video encoding vs gaming o/c vs stock
Nowhere did I read that AMD is better or whatever in op's original statement, just a simple question that needed some answers, not the let loose the dogs of war tirade of intel vs amd.....
Please enough about the power stuff, you guys make it sound like AMD is a gas hog and Intel is an electric car with the energy savings. Is it really that a dramatic of a difference in power usage?