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I've been anxiously awaiting this thread. Besides my little integrated Atom NAS I've personally never purchased an Intel CPU. I always end up looking at the huge price difference at the performance gap and wonder why people think they need to spend so much money on their computer. Here's to AMD reclaiming the performance crown, or at least staying very competitive this generation! 
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I truly want to like AMD's graphics cards. But I simply cannot. With Nvidia it doesn't matter what OS I run -- Windows, FreeBSD, Linux -- the drivers are there and they just work. And I mostly run Windows/FreeBSD right now. Nvidia's blobs have always been simple and their nvidia-settings utility a bliss to use. I can guarantee I'll get full accelleration on these platforms without much  while the thought of fighting AMD/Radeon drivers again like I've done for friends makes me want to commit suicide.Please Nvidia, figure your poo poo out. I know you're the big green monster, but I need you to not fall behind and die 
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movax posted:For drivers, AMD/ATI drivers wasted a lot of my time back in the day (subjective and me being bitter I admit), the Linux support is terrible (I don't care that nvidia delivers binary blobs, because they work). I think we're internet twins in regards to our nvidia cards. Blobs have always worked perfect for me and I bought nearly identical cards and missed the nvidia murder tales.
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