This is why NVidia is better than ATI

[Skjalg]

They just have GREAT support, something AIT has been neglecting for the past decade.

http://www.geforce.com/News/articles/nv ... s-released

[-HP-]

Yes. You get what you pay for.

[Buddy]

Shame bout your electricity bill there though.

[Warby]

when ever i had an ati card i had nothing but issues shit being black in the maya viewport ... stuff was z fighting that shouldn't .... wire-frames not being dispalyed over textured geometry and so on

NVIDIA FOR LIFE !

fps per dollar ratio always seemed better too

[Vilham]

haven't had a single issue with my 6950

[Puddy]

FX 5950

[Thrik]

Interesting, although I'm not sure I want to see us go back to a time where some games looked different/better with an NVIDIA card and some better with an ATI card because of the agreements each had with publishers. It's a lot easier when choosing hardware if you know the game's going to look its best on both, and all you have to worry about is the price and performance.

[Froyok]

The Only ATI card I got without any problems was a 9200SE (no kidding), otherwise I always got problems with the shitty drivers that ATI make.

Obviously, the worst problems were in your 3D application when you work.

I have a nVidia now, my life is better, and I'm never cold in winter (and summer too).

[c0w]

Yeah. I'm running the A6 vision and ms. maya is all pissy with me most days.