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What are the best and most useful amd and nvidia features??? What brand you prefer (based on the features and futureproof)?

 

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Not to fan boy (and I smell a troll with the name) but Nvidia is the better brand right now in terms of future proof. AMD has nothing that can touch the top end of Nvidia's current line up. 

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i really like the possibility on nvidia to easily record my screen, but i don't like that now i need to get an nvidia account for geforce experience (its a requirement for screen recordin) and to be honest, i only used it once or twice in the last 2 years. I really hate the buggy update mechanism of gf exp. and else, i don't see any great features over amd an average person really needs.  Though cuda is sometimes a must have because of software u are using

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26 minutes ago, donaldtrump said:

What are the best and most useful amd and nvidia features??? What brand you prefer (based on the features and futureproof)?

 

thx

i prefer nvidia cause amd does not have a card that can compete with current cards right now.

 

shadowplay

g-sync

cuda

geforce experience

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feature wise it's more so a "pick your poison" kind of deal, both sides have a very similar lineup of features, just a different implementation of them.

 

we have G-sync versus freesync

we have the nvidia driver package versus the amd driver package, personally for as much as i find geforce experience useless, the little experience i have with AMD is worse.

we have nvenc versus VCE

we have cuda acceleration versus openCL acceleration

...

 

in the end if you go one way or the other you wont "miss out" on anything, but rather you just have different things to achieve the same goal.

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