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Concerns about the 6900 XT

redcan0

Hey everyone, I am planning to buy a 6900 XT but I have never used AMD in my life I always used Nvidia. So my first question is AMD is known with drivers issues are these fixed with Radeon 6000? Also I see a lot of people complaining on reddit about their 6900 XT for like FPS Drops or low GPU usage etc.. Is buying this card safe? Does anyone in this forum use a 6800/6900 XT that could share theri experiences? Should I go with Nvidia instead? Thanks.

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20 minutes ago, redcan0 said:

So my first question is AMD is known with drivers issues are these fixed with Radeon 6000

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I used the 6800xt before and honestly it is a brilliant card to have. It even outplays the 3080 sometimes. But if you are a fan on ray tracing then go for team green 

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I wouldn't worry too much about it. Not because AMD doesn't have driver issues, but because Nvidia most definitely have driver issues too...

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You can't go wrong with any of the cards. AMD drivers may not be as polished but they are a lot better then they used to be

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6 hours ago, KiddoTech said:

I used the 6800xt before and honestly it is a brilliant card to have. It even outplays the 3080 sometimes. But if you are a fan on ray tracing then go for team green 

Would you say that if I prefer higher framerates over more detail settings turned on, then the 6800XT is a better option for me? Or, AMD cards in general? Also might be worth nothing I play at 1440p since that's my monitor's native resolution. Can't go down to 1080p, need higher than that for work screen real estate. If I recall, higher res means higher stress on the card almost linearly with respect to number of pixels.

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