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And yet - here I am - having owned probably close to as many AMD/ATI graphics cards as you and I want to never go back due to their drivers. The 4850/4870 launc
by bradlys 6y ago
And yet - here I am - having owned probably close to as many AMD/ATI graphics cards as you and I want to never go back due to their drivers. The 4850/4870 launch left me with trauma. I've mainly used my cards on Windows. Since I've been using my 980 Ti and 2070 Super - I've not really had any issues with Nvidia. I'll get a 3080 instead of a 6800 XT - presuming supply is available. I'm super hesitant to go back to AMD. Been burned too many times!
- snvzz 6y ago>The 4850/4870 launch left me with trauma. I bought HD4850 on release and had no trouble on Windows. Linux support wasn't there on release (unlike these days) but came quite fast, a matter of weeks IIRC, with open drivers. Support has been there on release for all my newer AMD cards. All cards still work, and are still well-supported by the open drivers. In contrast, all my NVIDIA cards from before that ended up as dead hardware, and were a nightmare while it worked, with the moody NVIDIA blob drivers.