Hello, everyone,
the rift between NVidia and ATI is almost like … a rift between PC users and Mac users.
But, seriously, what does actually speak for both sides ?
And what against ?
What do you think ?
Three things that come into my mind rather spontaneously are :
- Radeons don't have PhysX built-in. But : CPUs should be capable of handling this. Or I could try looking for a physical card via ebay.
- Radeons are in general cheaper that GeForce cards.
- Radeons were notorious for having a bad driver quality. How are things today ?
I'm just looking for … well, rather facts than opinions.
I'd like to read what pro's and con's both families of cards have.
Alrik
the rift between NVidia and ATI is almost like … a rift between PC users and Mac users.
But, seriously, what does actually speak for both sides ?
And what against ?
What do you think ?
Three things that come into my mind rather spontaneously are :
- Radeons don't have PhysX built-in. But : CPUs should be capable of handling this. Or I could try looking for a physical card via ebay.
- Radeons are in general cheaper that GeForce cards.
- Radeons were notorious for having a bad driver quality. How are things today ?
I'm just looking for … well, rather facts than opinions.
I'd like to read what pro's and con's both families of cards have.
Alrik