I've owned many ATI/AMD and Nvidia cards over the years, and the reasons people pick Nvidia cards seem to very vague compared to the reason people buy AMD cards lately. I've watched the companies merge and grow over years and have followed all of the ups and downs, and it seems to me that there is pretty much always a clear winner when it comes to value. Nvidia trounced ATI a few times in the past, but since the 4000 series (some would argue since the 9800 pro) AMD has been the clear winner in terms of value (price to performance) and picture quality.
I can't bring myself to be loyal to XYZ brand because I always keep up to date on the changes in XYZ, and generally when a company is having problems it is only with specific things for specific amounts of time. Maybe I take my consumerism to seriously, but I'm often baffled at the choices people makes when buying things when all of the information you need is readily available on the internet.
I can't bring myself to be loyal to XYZ brand because I always keep up to date on the changes in XYZ, and generally when a company is having problems it is only with specific things for specific amounts of time. Maybe I take my consumerism to seriously, but I'm often baffled at the choices people makes when buying things when all of the information you need is readily available on the internet.
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