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Yes, but AMD GPUs haven't (so far) pulled off any of the triumphs that AMD CPUs have. The ones that spring to mind: * Intel tried to reserve 64 bit for serv
by sliken 3y ago
Yes, but AMD GPUs haven't (so far) pulled off any of the triumphs that AMD CPUs have. The ones that spring to mind:
* Intel tried to reserve 64 bit for servers/Itanium, AMD brought out x86-64 across their line
* Intel was pushing front side busses or dual busses. AMD moved the memory controller on chip
As a result Nvidia has a lead in performance (like the 4090), in efficiency (perf/watt), market share, and in software (drivers and CUDA).
- earthling8118 3y agoI don't think it's fair to say they're winning in drivers. Their driver is an absolute pain to work with. It's to the point that I'd rather have no GPU than an Nvidia one. I'm very much not the common user but their situation is abysmal.