Nvidia's garbage GPUs

GT 120 in Mac Pro: a rebranded 9500GT

 

AMD cards are garbage.
*They draw a lot of power and likes heat.

 

GTX 960 was the most "meh" card I know of.
But has a hardware H265 coder so can't argue really. Also it used to play tomb raider on high settings at 1080p 30fps but now it's hardly running on low settings. Where did all the performance go?

 

300-series and anything below -50 pre-1000-series (10030 seems good)

 

I Have A Nvidia GT9600 Made By Asus
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My AMD Radeon HD5750 DOESNT EVEN WORK

 

Meh. Typical 12 y-o nvidia fanboy phrase because he's got an nvidia card for christmas...

Seriously, the first gen fermi cards heated more than all the regular amd cards ati has ever done... And by regular, I mean every cards excepted all the r9 x95s and r9 fury x.

 

I used a GeForce 256 in 2017. Enough said.

 

I'd say a gt 720 I had would count as crap considering how long it lasted, just little over a year

 

I have a 1060 6GB in my rig, it gets everything done, and runs beamng over 40fps on all maps!
It would run over 60fps, but my cpu is probably the worst amd fx cpu on the planet

 

Nvidia drivers have been garbage lately: artefacts under load, screen glitches and not saving my control panel settings, they needed 2 releases to fix the bugs...

 

Just noticed some bad screen tearing when watching 60 FPS videos....And that's with version 391.something

 

i have used a 128 MB Geforce 6200, and it is very very very awful

 

Going from an R9 390 to a GTX 970 I've found the drivers to be pretty basic and lacking too, the control panel is ancient and theres not even basic built in temperature and fan speed monitors nevermind power and overclocking adjustments. Same with geforce experience, forced login and again doesn't add alot. Also some driver bugs at the time (reflection issues in BeamNG) but thats fixed now.

Graphics card themselves seem totally fine though and other than the crappy 3.5GB VRAM issues its been performing well.

 

Maybe that raw-power wise this was not the best desition to take, I think... I looked at in-game performance, and they are at almost the same power... Excepted if your r9 390 was dead, then why have you done that ?

 

I actually got two 970s, It was a slight downgrade in games, however with current GPU prices I was able to sell my R9 390 and by two GTX 970s with the money from it, which gives better performance in some games that support SLI and helps alot in rendering (my main reason for getting two)

 

Ok, interesting... Usually, amd gpus are cheaper than nvidia ones but this "discount" you got is pretty incredible O.O

 

It was only due to the price increases from people buying GPUs for cryptocurrency mining, 970s are pretty much useless for mining so they stay somewhat cheap, however my old R9 390 is pretty good so I was able to get more for it than I did when I bought it new. Back then it was probably priced about the same if not a touch cheaper than a 970.

 

Yeah, and I think this is also why the pricing of my rx 580 was more close to the gtx 1060's than the launch price... But anyways, it was still cheaper for the same perf level and a little bit more vram ^_^