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The performance difference are a few percent right? About 10-15 FPS? I guess nvidia are still considered the best but that means AMD have to reduce prices, wh
by andy_ppp 11y ago
The performance difference are a few percent right? About 10-15 FPS? I guess nvidia are still considered the best but that means AMD have to reduce prices, which is better for me.
Reminds me that the nvidia graphics card in my MacBook is going wrong. Hmmm.
- digitalzombie 11y agoDepending on the gen, there was a recall recently for MacBook btw, a few months back. My buddy got recall and they gave him his money back IIRC.
- andy_ppp 11y agoYes, even though mine is not involved in the recall it exhibits all of the same signs as those that are. Hmmm.
- STRML 11y agoSame here. Late 2013? Exact same problems, somewhat mitigated in Yosemite (fewer complete crashes) but still the occasional garbled screen or inability to switch to dGPU. Weirdest problem: can't start up the MacBook (physically) cold without garbled video. Have to start it up, let it warm up a bit and get the juju flowing, then hard reboot.
- andy_ppp 11y agoOh I should be careful what I'm saying, my problems are limited to intermittent screen craziness (flickering of the top half of the screen), GPU switching is a non issue because I have a program I use that forces discrete GPU. And most importantly no crashes recently.