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Nvidia or AMD?
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Whatever is cheap and provides an acceptable level of performance. I've owned 3Dfx, Matrox, Nvidia and AMD cards in my tenure and been happy with all of them.
Currently I have 4 Nvidia cards (2 of which are in laptops) and 2 (3 if you count Steam Deck) AMD cards in service in my household.
Currently I have 4 Nvidia cards (2 of which are in laptops) and 2 (3 if you count Steam Deck) AMD cards in service in my household.
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Kaamos_Llama
Moderator
Yea whichever is best for the amount of money I am willing to spend on it. Since I built my first PC Ive had 3 Nvidia and 2 AMD cards, no serious problems with any of them.
Colif
On a Journey
I don't pick sides. I mean, I probably have had more Nvidia cards but I wasn't taking that much notice. It was whatever I could afford at time. Last time I decided AMD cards were cheaper option and I didn't really care about Ray Tracing - still yet to play a game that uses it.
I never got a matrox card but I remember them.
I started with ATI Rage Pro but it was only 2d, 1st 3d card was a Voodoo 2.
I don't recall what was in the next two PC, I vaguely remember an Nvidia card in that time. I still have one of the PC but don't feel like fighting spiders to look inside it.
4th had Nvidia and AMD in it during its time.
5th PC only had Nvidia, 2 cards - GTX 960 and a GTX 980 (not at same time, one bought to run a 4k monitor I wasn't expecting when PC was made)
6th (current PC) - Nvidia and AMD again
I never got a matrox card but I remember them.
I started with ATI Rage Pro but it was only 2d, 1st 3d card was a Voodoo 2.
I don't recall what was in the next two PC, I vaguely remember an Nvidia card in that time. I still have one of the PC but don't feel like fighting spiders to look inside it.
4th had Nvidia and AMD in it during its time.
5th PC only had Nvidia, 2 cards - GTX 960 and a GTX 980 (not at same time, one bought to run a 4k monitor I wasn't expecting when PC was made)
6th (current PC) - Nvidia and AMD again
Zed Clampet
Community Contributor
Because I do a lot of work with AI, I'm forced to use Nvidia. If not for that, I'd just go with whatever is the best value, which I still think is currently Nvidia thanks to the new DLSS and generative frames.
Zed Clampet
Community Contributor
🤔 /jk
Colif
On a Journey
When it comes to GPU I been more likely to buy Nvidia over the years, but I don't believe in blindly following a company. Hence I looked outside that box last time.
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