Dec 11 2010, 05:24 AM
QUOTE(Quazacolt @ Dec 10 2010, 04:29 PM)
facts:
-Nvidia overprice BS, but they tamed up recently due to heat by ATI
- ATI drivers suck
- nvidia drivers only rock, because of their gaming market monopolization
- ATI yields better raw card performance than nvidia for the same amount spend
- however said performance may not be achievable in actual game play due to shitty drivers
tldr: nvidia generally less hassle, and lol fanboyism/paying out of your nose, while ATI is better price/performance ratio, but rofl drivers.
both are viable choice, and its almost really up to who have the "best card of that period" or "best performance/value ratio of that period" in which case, at the moment GTX460 is on the upper hand.
At least ATI doesn't release driver that fries your card.-Nvidia overprice BS, but they tamed up recently due to heat by ATI
- ATI drivers suck
- nvidia drivers only rock, because of their gaming market monopolization
- ATI yields better raw card performance than nvidia for the same amount spend
- however said performance may not be achievable in actual game play due to shitty drivers
tldr: nvidia generally less hassle, and lol fanboyism/paying out of your nose, while ATI is better price/performance ratio, but rofl drivers.
both are viable choice, and its almost really up to who have the "best card of that period" or "best performance/value ratio of that period" in which case, at the moment GTX460 is on the upper hand.
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Nvidia-19...ating,9802.html
I've used both ATI(2 years) and Nvidia(6 years). I have no problems from them. From the news, both of them have their bad times though.
This post has been edited by TristanX: Dec 11 2010, 05:26 AM
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