Graphics cards.

Why is one better than the other?

Name 2-3 reasons one is better than the other.

Sites like userbenchmark shit on AMD and blow Nvidia makers.

Why?

Thanks for the input everyone.

Nvidia (Driver Support)
Nvidia (Ray Tracing)
AMD (Pricing)

Exactly as mentioned in post #2.

I like AMD's interface better especially if u have both AMD card and processor overclocking, fan curve, system benchmarks, system monitoring, live streaming even game launcher all in one program.

AMD also has been getting alot better with drivers as they have been releasing 1-2 per month lately.

plus.... AMD Ryzen and Radeon have way way better wallpapers to choose from if your into fanboying.

Great input.

This and AMD related products always run hot.
( This is why Wal-mart won't partner with AMD )

1. Drivers are more or less same nowdays, early 5000 series were bad but 6000 and 7000 are good
2. You literally cant spot RT on or off, so no one should care about it (yet)
3. Nvidia is a ****up company with really queastionable "tricks". Newest was 4080 8gig oh no its 4070ti, or 3090 then 3080ti, or not sending cards to youtubers who arent placing nvidia over AMD because RT, list goes on

But in the end of the day, its hardly a 50-50 choice tbh. As you can see i dont like nvidia at all but recently i wanted sth better than 6700xt, but couldnt afford 6800 so i bought a 3070. So currently if you want so spend 350 buy a 3060ti, 400 is 6700xt, 450 is 3070ti or 6800, 500 is 6800xt, 600 is 3080 and so on.

Amd cheap

In the long-term, driver support is better imo.

Unless you’re wanting ray tracing or cards that melt.

Truly, your budget is going to decide this. What are you willing to spend on a GPU and are you trying to achieve 1080p? 1440p? 4K?

Amd will offer more fps per dollar spent.
Nvidia will have better ray tracing, and prosumer performance in production tasks.