> Nobody pays for a driver, people pay for hardware. You'd think that, but understand that Nvidia's primary advantage is actually in the drivers. In the graphi

> Nobody pays for a driver, people pay for hardware. You'd think that, but understand that Nvidia's primary advantage is actually in the drivers. In the graphics industry it's known that AMD GPUs often perform better at various tasks as they become highly optimized. However Nvidia GPUs most often benchmark better. As it turns out Nvidia drivers have an enormous set of optimizations it can enable based on heuristics which end up being the key to making up most of the difference.