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Editado por Smarkdow:
1/13/2014 12:22:27 AM
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Nvidia vs. AMD
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I've always liked nvidia. Never had any games that couldn't use the card well. I also go with intel so I prefer nvidia anyways due to integration.
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I have an amd and I haven't experienced overheating, though my sessions rarely last longer than 2-3 hours
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At the moment, AMD is dominating the gaming market as a company. But as for the actual hardware, Nvidia is wonderful.
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NVIDIA The 660 GTX is probably the best value on the market right now, and it can play almost every game on max settings with a little tweaking.
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A good card that is expensive vs a good card that is on fire... Difficult choice...
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1 RespuestaShadowplay
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Editado por Ad Hoc: 1/13/2014 7:47:53 AMIf you want a top-of-the-line card, you've got to go Nvidia. The R9 series has some good high end cards, but they have overheating issues. Basically, if I'm buying a low to mid range card, I go AMD. If I'm buying something for $400+, it's Nvidia all the way.
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One is expensive but good, one is cheap but overheats.
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Nvidia, obviously.
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Editado por Sir Random: 1/13/2014 12:26:54 AMI just realized I haven't read a book in years.
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1 Respuestabetter? that depends. what chipset does the wii u use?
