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The battle begins!
Originally posted by dduardo
Right now I have a Geforce 3.
Personally I think both are neck in neck in the market now. Ati has been coming out with very good cards recently. The only thing I don't like about Ati is their horrible drivers. Nvidia has really pushed the quality of video drivers. They even have unified linux drivers which makes installing them a piece of cake. Nvidia's hardware has been lagging behind these past years, especially with the failure some of their FX cards. All I have to say is that I don't need a screeching banshee (No pun intended for you 3dfx fans) taking up two slots and requiring a floppy power supply connector.
GeForce and ATI are both brands of graphics processing units (GPUs) used in computer graphics cards. They are developed and manufactured by different companies - GeForce by Nvidia and ATI by AMD. While both brands offer high-performance GPUs, there are differences in their architectures, features, and pricing.
This is a highly debated question and ultimately comes down to personal preference. Both GeForce and ATI offer GPUs specifically designed for gaming, with similar capabilities and performance. It is best to research and compare specific models to determine which one better suits your gaming needs.
Both GeForce and ATI GPUs are compatible with a variety of computer systems. However, some manufacturers may choose to use one brand over the other in their pre-built systems. It is important to check the specifications of your computer and make sure it is compatible with the GPU you are considering.
Both GeForce and ATI offer GPUs that are suitable for video editing and rendering. However, Nvidia's GeForce GPUs are often preferred by professionals due to their CUDA technology, which can significantly improve the rendering speed and performance.
The pricing of both GeForce and ATI GPUs varies depending on the specific model and its features. Generally, both brands offer GPUs at similar price ranges, but Nvidia's high-end models tend to be more expensive compared to ATI's. It is important to research and compare prices of specific models to find the best deal.