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Helloiamhere
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CPUs are not related to GPUs. 

 

Get whatever you want, they're all compatible (ea card will perform the same no matter the CPU, but obviously there will be a performance difference between cards).

Want to know which mobo to get?

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Choose whatever you need. Any more, you're wasting your money. Any less, and you don't get the features you need.

 

Only you know what you need to do with your computer, so nobody's really qualified to answer this question except for you.

 

chEcK iNsidE sPoilEr fOr a tREat!

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It depends on the intel CPU that u are going to use and the nvidia GPU that u use.

 

I have an NVidia 1050Ti running in an old AMD FX Pildriver 8370 and it works like a dream.

 

So my answer is an NVidia card isnt more compatible with Intel than AMD.  If u had a good AMD Ryzen chip and paired with a good NVidia GPU u will also get great results.  Have a look on Youtube at some of the videos posted on there with both AMD and Intel chips and make your own mind up with the reviews.  I know some of the Intel fanboys will come here and state im wrong but this is just my opinion and ive been in IT over 20 years.

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8 minutes ago, Helloiamhere said:

If i pair a intel cpu with a nvidia gpu, would you theoretically get more performance out of the nvidia gpu than a amd gpu. Basically is it more compatible with a nvidia card. Or am i stupid.

you aren't stupid.. you are just special :) no it's ok. Cpu is related to GPU but not in that way, cpu speed matters. Weather or not it's intel or amd does not really matter. I do prefer intel but like.... I had an old phenom 2 processor that ran minecraft server for years and was ususally running 75 to 100% load... never died or had issues and is still alive so AMD is not as terrible as some may thing. 

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Most of the time there is no correlation.

Assuming there is a world where there is a NV and AMD GPU which are exactly identical performance. Driver issues are non existent, APIs dont favor one or the other brand, games dont have "optimizations" (NV crapworks, etc) and everything is hardware agnostic... If there were a CPU that could handle one card at maximum parformance, such CPU would handle the other card at the same performance level.

 

As you may imagine, our world is quite more complicated than that. (Still, compatibility is not to blame).

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