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who would buy a chinese GPU that will play years of chatch up with drivers?
who cares about the spyware if it will probably not even play most games correctly? look at the issues Intel had, and intel isn't even new to the GPU market either, they had iGPUs for more than a decade.

also, AMD is finally starting to be competitive 🤷
 
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I went with AMD after 15 years of NVidia.
9070xt vs 5070 TI scenario. In raster AMD trade blows and win in some scenarios, FSR4 is good enough (optiscaller...), Rt performance is a little hit and miss but in the worst case scenario you have 70% of a 5070 TI.
All of that while paying 70-75% of the price a 5070ti.

9070 vs 5070 scenario is even more favorable to AMD because of the 12 vs 16 gb ram scenario.

Its a no brainer. Nvidia's value proposition, especially in the mid-range segment, simply died for the last 2 generations. (12 gb 5070, 8 gb 5060ti is a fricking joke)

The difference is that AMD got it right with RDNA 4.
 
who would buy a chinese GPU that will play years of chatch up with drivers?
who cares about the spyware if it will probably not even play most games correctly? look at the issues Intel had, and intel isn't even new to the GPU market either, they had iGPUs for more than a decade.

also, AMD is finally starting to be competitive 🤷
They caught up with game development pretty fast. I don't think catching up with Nvidia would be the biggest hurdle but catching up to TSMC.
 
Or buy an older generation Nvidia card? I bought a second hand 4060 TI 16 GB, as good as new, and i´m really happy with it (tried to get through Amazon twice an RX 9060 XT 16 GB but both orders were cancelled, so came with the used Nvidia plan B and worked).
 
This may be a naive question but is there any chance that Intel steps up as a relevant alternative in the near future? Feels like they're never mentioned.
 
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