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ATI/AMD has always had finicky drivers and engineering decisions IMO. I guess on the plus side they at least have a more open driver than NVidia (AFAIK nouveau
by to11mtm 5y ago
ATI/AMD has always had finicky drivers and engineering decisions IMO.
I guess on the plus side they at least have a more open driver than NVidia (AFAIK nouveau doesn't get any support from them, at least AMD tries to maintain their open source driver on some level.)
And yet, every time I've tried an ATI/AMD Card, the driver experience even in windows has been pretty off-putting, and while I suppose we are finally at a point where one is less likely to be impacted by their issues with 768p overscan on TVs, I wonder what zany quirk they'll come up with next.
- ahartmetz 5y ago> AMD tries to maintain their open source driver on some level. I think you somehow mistyped "AMD has open source drivers of absofuckinglutely excellent quality supporting hardware of the last ten years or so". No really, they are great. For graphics, that is.