Haswell and Maxwell!?

[Darfuzz]

How is the new upcomming Maxwell series of Nivida grapichs cards related to Haswell processors?

 

Im building my first computer and I'm planning on buying a Haswell i5 processors, but i dont want a

Nivida card because im going with a 280x. Is that wrong? Im asking because I now see the Nivida is 

related to Haswell, right? I like to keep my hard ware as related to eachother as possible.

[CoolBeans]

They aren't related

[Goldilock]

It would be the most retarded decision from Nvidia if they make their GPU are only for Intel.

 

So yes you are fine. Only because many prebuilt and laptop combo is Intel Nvidia doesn't make AMD GPU can't be compatible with Intel. 

[Scia]

How is the new upcomming Maxwell series of Nivida grapichs cards related to Haswell processors?

 

Im building my first computer and I'm planning on buying a Haswell i5 processors, but i dont want a

Nivida card because im going with a 280x. Is that wrong? Im asking because I now see the Nivida is 

related to Haswell, right? I like to keep my hard ware as related to eachother as possible.

 

No they're not.

Haswell + 280x will work perfectly fine.

[Najuno]

Well,

 

an AMD R9 280X is a nice GPU and meanwhile AMD and nVidia provide their own features... but they are both really good right now, so you can't do too much wrong in the higher GPU segment.

nVidia is related to Maxwell because this will be the new GPU gen with 20NM manufacturing process.

CPU wise I prefer Intel, unless I have to build a budget system for someone , but for my own rig I use Intel only because the performance is better of Intel CPUs. But there is no relation between Intel and nVidia or that a system with same CPU would perform better with an nVidia card.

 

Example:

 

An Intel i7 4770K with a nVidia GeForce GTX780 will have no advantage in comparision to use an Intel i7 4770K with an AMD R9 290 card.

[GeTecknics]

they are related as in they will work together no they are not locked down to haswell it was just a coincidence 

[KaareKanin]

How is the new upcomming Maxwell series of Nivida grapichs cards related to Haswell processors?

 

Im building my first computer and I'm planning on buying a Haswell i5 processors, but i dont want a

Nivida card because im going with a 280x. Is that wrong? Im asking because I now see the Nivida is 

related to Haswell, right? I like to keep my hard ware as related to eachother as possible.

 

Although the naming seems similar, they're completely unrelated. nVidia has this thing where they name their architectures after big names in science. Intel, on the other hand, seems to just pick names at random. 

[Guest]

They are not related at all

[Darfuzz]

Wow! Thanks for the fast responses!

This took a huge weight of my brain!

[MzCatieB]

They are not related in any way, Example:

[GoodBytes]

Not related... beside performance that you'll experience.

[ultimatemythbuster]

How is the new upcomming Maxwell series of Nivida grapichs cards related to Haswell processors?

 

Im building my first computer and I'm planning on buying a Haswell i5 processors, but i dont want a

Nivida card because im going with a 280x. Is that wrong? Im asking because I now see the Nivida is 

related to Haswell, right? I like to keep my hard ware as related to eachother as possible.

They are not at all related.