Get It Together, NVIDIA | Terrible GPU Driver Stability
Get It Together, NVIDIA | Terrible GPU Driver Stability
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You'd like to think, with a top of the line card costing literally as much as my car, they'd have that shit on lockdown....
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People just keep buying Nvidia, so no need for them to change. AMD has a pretty small share of the GPU market, and Nvidia makes the majority of their money with gpus for data centers anyways.
We can only hope there's a bit more competition in the future
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Yeah, I've got a 1060 and a 1080, 1660 in my laptop. I'll not be getting another Nvidia card.
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I just swooped my first AMD card to upgrade my 8 year old Nvidia card. The prices even on 40 series Nvidia cards are complely insane. I'm done with Nvidia.
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People just keep buying Nvidia, so no need for them to change.
And why wouldn't they? (they = average Windows gamer)
AMD decided that my Vega-based iGPU had enough driver updates. Reminder that Vega was kept in iGPUs for quite some time. Vulkan is completely broken under Windows, so I need to enable my NVidia dGPU for things like Doom I+II and Quake I.
It's different under Linux where Radeon drivers are open source and developed by Valve and others.
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