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whats the difference between em

Which differences between the two are making you doubt?

The main thing is not to do this:

So pc 1 has a 3060ti and an amd ryzen 7 5800 & PC 2 has a 3070ti and an intel core i5 10400F

All other components seem to pretty even, it's just idk which one of these would work best for gaming + streaming/screensharing. Gotta keep in mind that I'll have a bronze rating power supply :S

would personally go for intel cuz i have more experience with em, its ur own choice in the end, 3070ti is ofc better than the 3060ti. also if you have too much money, you can always share :)

I've always been told to go for the prioritize GPU rather than CPU, but I don't really know much about it specifically so I recommend doing some research on that :P

Alright, thanks for the info guyzzz!
*gives money *

For gaming it is better to choose Intel, and AMD for work.

No matter what you do and how you do it Intel i5 10400F is incredibly low cpu compared to the ryzen 7. I suggest you to go for the ryzen to have smooth gaming, work and basically everything and avoid cpu upgrade in the next years.

explain yourself

Here are some results showing that the ryzen cpu gets better performance and better temperature:

https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i5-10400F-vs-AMD-Ryzen-7-5800/4079vsm1496609

Honestly I would probably go with the 3060ti and ryzen 7 5800 option

Alright alright, what if I go for the 3060ti with i7-11700F

Got a friend that switched from i7 11700 (without the F) to ryzen 9 5950X. He wasn't really satisfied with the performance from intel. He was mainly streaming stuff, so probably because of that, I still think ryzen is better than intel tho. If you are going to get i7 with 3060ti then you better get i5 with 3070ti.

Did research and users reported that the i7 cpu got problems with multithread speeds in demanding conditions as well as high temperatures in rendering stuff and overall there are lots of reports for overheating problems. It does have pros in improved micro-architecture and more cores, but it's pretty much power hungry and on bad value.