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If you don't need CUDA or PhysX, is there any reason to use nvidia and not ATI?
by iwwr 16y ago
If you don't need CUDA or PhysX, is there any reason to use nvidia and not ATI?
- nuclear_eclipse 16y agoProper Linux driver support for 3D acceleration, video games, and multi-monitor setups?
- mhd 16y agoOn the other hand, if you're looking for open source drivers, I've had better experiences with the ATI (radeon/hd) drivers than the ones for Nvidia (nouveau).
- yesimahuman 16y agoBrand loyalty is a big part of it too. Personally I've been soured by a laptop that had a mobility radeon with custom drivers from the manufacturer that I couldn't upgrade without using Omega. The card definitely didn't live up to expectations but it could have just been a fluke.