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AMD/ATI Video card vs NVIDIA Video card for Gaming


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Which one is better just for gaming AMD or Nvidia. I have HD 7870 Crossfire(d).

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In my opinion the cards for both companies are on the same level. Usually price and performance are very close. Then I look at which company has the best bundles. AMD has some good game bundles right now. Also you have to take into consideration each companies driver update issues. Lately nvidia has released drivers that were unstable and crashed some peoples computers. AMD on the other hand is slower about releasing updates. I run a Radeon hd 6950 2gig and that works fine for me. I'm waiting to see the next generation hardware from both companies before I get a new video card. Check this site out. http://www.videocardbenchmark.net

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AMD is also generally better for power consumption.

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I think there both equal ... I have been using AMD (ATI) Cards for the last 6 years , But that was because I got the best price per performance at the time I was buying ,, I'm using the 7970 at the moment and have no complaints about the card or drivers..

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Both companies are moving full speed ahead with excellent cards all designed for gaming in mind.  I am running AMD HD 6950 2GB card right now as well and does what I need it to do.  Again, at the time, was the best bang for my buck.  For some, it is personal preference.

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Both are equally good most often, it's more about taste. I have always used Nvidia but wouldn't mind going to ATI.

Nvidia has a history of getting very warm but being able to hold it anyways, ATI has a history of keeping cold but not be able to survive heat.

This could have changed now.

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Well I have had my new Graphics card for 2 months now and its bloody amazing no heat and handles Titanfall and BF4 on max settings with no issues runs like a dream...By the way I have the MSI Radeon R9 280X .

But after 2 bad experiences with Nvidia I will never go back there again.

Hope this helps :stuart: :stuart: :stuart: :stuart:

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