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nvidia v amd

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when i built my pc. around the devils canyon chipset time (4 years ago)

i always understood that amd ran hot and invidia was more expensive but abit better. is this still true or is it just purely preference now?

asking because i see amd hit it out the park with the ryzen processor so curious about their cards

cheers
 
Basically this.

If you are not gaming at 4K, then anything under that resolution AMD has a good offering for imo, unless you need crazy high fps and happy to spend over a thousand pounds on a 2080ti.

Do not look at it as what is best. Nvidia have the highest performing cards right now sure, but it comes at a price. Look at what your needs are, your budget, then see which card offers more bang for your buck in that price range and buy that card. That is what I do, currently being at 4K, AMD do not have any offerings for me, so I went with Nvidia.

AMD have great drivers these days also, arguably better with a much more modern and responsive UI. If your are going for a new monitor that is 1440p, going the AMD route with a freesync monitor is the better option from a price for performance point of view and I would recommend that.
Cheers for valuable insight mate. Definitely gives me something to think about.
Currently running a 970 in my rig so was curious if a upgrade would help at all. I play 1080 res and play a wide range of games. I run a 4790k (mentioned incase bottlenecks or something haha)
 
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