No, just the Intel higher prices.
I originally only went with Skylake because, AMD didn't have anything newer than the 990 FX motherboard and FX cpu's.
My old pc has both of those and Ryzen wasn't expected for 1 1/2-2 more year's in September 2015, so Intel it was.
Now the only thing to me as far as Ryzen goes, that's still a issue is slower ram speed support.
I can deal with the Flare X DDR4 3200 ram only being able to run at 2933MHz. speed's considering I'll be going with 2 16GB. kit's.
I'm gonna take that upgrade slower than what I did with this one.
Other than medical stuff (ankle/leg) or my old pc's mobo going bad a while back, I've pretty much spent 2 years on parts & upgrades for this pc.
I only need 3 part's for the Ryzen upgrade, but each one will take 2 month's each for the money.
I may take a break from spending every 3rd month.
Especially as after I have them part's, it will be time for a video card & monitor upgrade.
Probably something similar to the RX Vega 56 and a 4K ips monitor.