I'd be reluctant to make a choice based only on the processor, unless I intended to build the whole machine from scratch. The integration of the rest of the system components is generally of far greater importance to performance than "just the processor."

Even if you do intend to build from the processor level, you're unlikely to find a "best" processor without deciding what you want your computer to do for you.

If you're buying a computer, I'd recommend you ignore the processor and look at the system specs, price, warranty, and features consistent with your intended use. Both Intel and AMD make far too many processors, mostly quite good and many intended for specific kinds of applications, for anyone to give you a "best" rating on one, without knowing your plans for using it - - IN DETAIL.

So: Best FOR WHAT?

John