Sometimes I’m glad I was a failure. I will never be subjected to this type of success.

The developments of the last couple of years have definitely changed the tech available on cards. With he AI upscaling coming and games running at SNES resolutions I’m out of knowledge going forward.

That has more to do with driver compatibility. “Engineered for NVIDIA” does not mean your AMD is going to have a disadvantage unless the game just came out. And when it comes to AAA titles you’ve either got the power or you don’t. If the drivers are up to date for the game in question, how you program a game is not really that big of a concern.

It’s just branding deals most of the time. They are not using some secret property tech.

I haven’t even owned an NVIDIA product. AMD has always offered me obviously better value. I’ve always seen the logos these companies make deals with each other over, pretending their games run better on one brand over the other…

I will never buy NVIDIA as long as I live. It’s time for new hobbies I guess. Sad.

Me too but mostly because it’s kind of awkward

Lies. Dudes like that don’t own a second chair.

Magic The Gathering cards were the NFTs of our generation