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    Quote Originally Posted by jettzypher View Post
    ive heard that ati's work better paired with an AMD processor as compared to using an nvidia card. so lookin to get my hands on one for my next upgrade.
    Absolutely not true.

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    I have used both and by far the ATI has given me the best looking graphics on my screen no matter what I am doing. Plus it has given me the less problems. I prefer ati over nvidia.
    “Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent.
    Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent.
    Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil?
    Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?”
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    Quote Originally Posted by pinotnoir View Post
    I have used both and by far the ATI has given me the best looking graphics on my screen no matter what I am doing. Plus it has given me the less problems. I prefer ati over nvidia.
    I've had somer issues with both. For one, I ended up reformatting my system drive to get my ATI series card to properly work (this was switching from nvidia, not sure if I should blame nvidia or ATI.) and for a while I had to use old ati drivers to multibox properly.

    But nvidia locking out ATI users from running ati cards with a nvidia card just for physx was just stupid. And I never really jumped onto the physx bandwagon.
    Last edited by Sajuuk : 03-17-2010 at 01:23 AM
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sajuuk View Post
    But nvidia locking out ATI users from running ati cards with a nvidia card just for physx was just stupid. And I never really jumped onto the physx bandwagon.
    Good thing you didn't, that bandwagon ride was bumpy and left me where I began except with a lighter wallet and a sense of being robbed!

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