What are the biggest benefits from jumping to Nvidia?

[PlayStation 2]

Welp, the title says it all. I wanna hear the big benefits, one that would make a hard-headed spic like me go from AMD to Nvidia.

 

But please, no flaming. I actually wanna hear benefits, and not flames for being curious.

[Chasem121]

Game stream, and CUDA core support are basically the only things AMD doesn't have an answer for

[don_svetlio]

Green sticker?

[iamdarkyoshi]

The main advantage in my opinion is the lower freaking power draw. The 970 takes like half the power of a 290x

[Samfisher]

Welp, the title says it all. I wanna hear the big benefits, one that would make a hard-headed spic like me go from AMD to Nvidia.

 

But please, no flaming. I actually wanna hear benefits, and not flames for being curious.

ShadowPlay.

[NeatSquidYT]

Green sticker?

yay fanboyism

 

 

CUDA, GameStream, Shadowplay, NVENC and that's all I can think of

[don_svetlio]

The main advantage in my opinion is the lower freaking power draw. The 970 takes like half the power of a 290x

not exactly - more like 70%

[UnlimitedTMD]

From what I`ve heard, AMD`s drivers aren`t that good compared to nvidia`s

[don_svetlio]

yay fanboyism

 

 

CUDA, GameStream, Shadowplay, NVENC and that's all I can think of

I actually like the Sticker on my laptop

[FatalityDiablo]

probably shadow play and general better game support cuz of nvidia bs works, other than that, I don't miss anything.

[PlayStation 2]

The main advantage in my opinion is the lower freaking power draw. The 970 takes like half the power of a 290x

You're telling me. 750 Ti vs. HD 7850, that bitch uses twice as much power. But it's not a big bite from a CX600M.

[kuzimins]

Everything works. 

[Mohenjo]

Welp, the title says it all. I wanna hear the big benefits, one that would make a hard-headed spic like me go from AMD to Nvidia.

 

But please, no flaming. I actually wanna hear benefits, and not flames for being curious.

Tbh i dont think going from a laptop apu really counts, it might as well have been intel 

[Guest]

The main advantage in my opinion is the lower freaking power draw. The 970 takes like half the power of a 290x

 

My R9 270 only needs one 6-pin, I haven't seen anything from NVIDIA that only needs a 4-pin

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

/s

[PlayStation 2]

Everything works. 

Yippie, a fanboyistic answer.

 

Tbh i dont think going from a laptop apu really counts, it might as well have been intel 

I still get all the GCN 1.1 features

[Nineshadow]

I actually like the Sticker on my laptop

I have none on mine

Better that way.

[don_svetlio]

Everything works. 

FPS doesn't works!

[iamdarkyoshi]

not exactly - more like 70%

145w vs 300w TDP?

[werto165]

drivers pretty much, however a lot of the upcoming dx12 games are going to be AMD, the only reason I have a 970 is that I wanted to get MGS:V at the time and it's considerably cheaper if you get the game "free" with the GPU. 390 is pretty much always more as you don't get the free game. 

[don_svetlio]

I have none on mine

Better that way.

STICKERS ARE LOVE! STICKERS ARE LYFE!

[don_svetlio]

145w vs 300w TDP?

TDP =/= Power Draw

EDIT:

[iBeast_M0de]

Welp, the title says it all. I wanna hear the big benefits, one that would make a hard-headed spic like me go from AMD to Nvidia.

 

But please, no flaming. I actually wanna hear benefits, and not flames for being curious.

I would say power draw, CUDA and Gamestream thats about it

[werto165]

TDP =/= Power Draw

It gives a ball park figure most of the time tho. 

[Shimejii]

Drivers, Power consumption, Shadowplay, Cudas, Heat, Support.

[Nexxus]

physx sure is nice (if its one of those games with a toggleable physx setting) assuming your card is strong enough for it.

 

mafia 2 still has some of my favorite physics effects.