GPU and CPU teamwork?

[Pexy13]

is it true that AMD processors and AMD GPU's work better together than for example Intel CPU and AMD GPU?

Or Intel CPU's and Nvidia GPU's work better than Intel CPU's and Amd GPU and wise versa?

[FloRolf]

no.

Intel CPUs generally work better with everything because they are simply better.

[BrinkGG]

no.

Intel CPUs generally work better with everything because they are simply better.

Keep calm and Don't start a flame war. 

 

is it true that AMD processors and AMD GPU's work better together than for example Intel CPU and AMD GPU?

Or Intel CPU's and Nvidia GPU's work better than Intel CPU's and Amd GPU and wise versa?

 

Since the CPU is sending instuctions along a PCIe Bus the same way to either manufacturer of card, I'm going to say it doesn't matter. 

[FloRolf]

Keep calm and Don't start a flame war.

It's a fact.

Well, not for all cases. An old Pentium 4 is slower than an 8350.

But when comparing modern CPUs apples to apples.

[Tesel]

Keep calm and Don't start a flame war. 

 

 

Since the CPU is sending instuctions along a PCIe Bus the same way to either manufacturer of card, I'm going to say it doesn't matter. 

The only thing is, some CPUs will actually work better with all graphics cards by having a larger PCIe Bus... but it doesn't matter, they connect along the same interface.

[DoctorTrueheart]

The only thing is, some CPUs will actually work better with all graphics cards by having a larger PCIe Bus... but it doesn't matter, they connect along the same interface.

But the larger PCIe bus means that you can fit more PCIe devices to work, but i dont think it means it would work any better... except of course if the CPU doesnt support many lanes and it downgrades your PCIe devices to say 4x from 8x or 8x from 16x for 2 graphics cards in sli for example, but thats another discussion