> but many PC games advertise for nVidia. This is another issue unto itself. This often stems not from a CUDA/OpenCL debate, but rather how well a particular d

> but many PC games advertise for nVidia. This is another issue unto itself. This often stems not from a CUDA/OpenCL debate, but rather how well a particular development group may be supported by either vendor in terms of tech and driver support. NVIDIA is usually pretty good at supporting game makers, and getting support for their GameWorks libraries added. GW for a long time was a weak spot for AMD as they couldn’t add proper driver support, crippling performance and limiting feature sets. A good amount of GW is OSS now, so getting those features and support in is up to AMD. I haven’t read the EULAs though. https://developer.nvidia.com/gameworks-source-github https://developer.nvidia.com/gameworks-source-github