Radeon 6700 XT and 6750 XT for my wife and son are working great in inZOI. In fact, it's a surprisingly stable game considering it just launched in Early Access, so it's too bad that nVidia had to taint that for their customers.
True.correct.
as someone who has owned both team red and green gpus, even recently, the gpu driver stability issue is 100% a myth. both team green and team red gpu drivers appear to be about the same in my book for stability baring some weird bug like nvidia is going through the standard behavior of both companies drivers is pretty similarly stable.
I have a 5070 ti and i have experienced the jittering and crashing in a few games.Nvidia RTX 40-series owners face more woes as game devs warn against new drivers to avoid stability issues.
Game developers urge Nvidia RTX 30 and 40 series owners rollback to December 2024 driver after recent RTX 50-centric release issues : Read more
The only differences I've experienced is that nVidias features are usually more baked in. AMDs vsync is still spotty and various combination of features break things. Super Scaling with Anti-Lag, stuff like that.correct.
as someone who has owned both team red and green gpus, even recently, the gpu driver stability issue is 100% a myth. both team green and team red gpu drivers appear to be about the same in my book for stability baring some weird bug like nvidia is going through the standard behavior of both companies drivers is pretty similarly stable.
So funny to see AMD users wiping out 15 years of history because an Nvidia driver series has issues. That's the first time in 20 years that I have problems with an Nvidia driver.
With Nvidia now focusing on AI, this situation might become the new normal, but it doesn't change the past.
Same here. Though, that being said, I'm on Linux, and it seems like we never have even half of the problems that come with the Windows driver. Sure, we don't have all of the useless AI related bells and whistles, but none of that is necessary. This is just one of the many reasons why I dumped Windows nearly 20 years ago. And now that we have Proton, I have even less incentive to ever go back.I have none of these problems on my 3060 with latest drivers.
I have two Windows and one Linux system, all with a 3000 or 4000 card (3070Ti on Linux, laptop 4060 and desktop 4070Ti on Windows). None of them has any issues on the latest drivers, nor does any card from anyone I know. Yet, every time I try to touch an AMD driver I get nothing but issues, from instability to the driver killing itself out of nowhere, but of course, my experience (and that of everyone else I know, and thousands or millions of Nvidia users worldwide) doesn't count, because AMD always good, Nvidia always evil.Same here. Though, that being said, I'm on Linux, and it seems like we never have even half of the problems that come with the Windows driver. Sure, we don't have all of the useless AI related bells and whistles, but none of that is necessary. This is just one of the many reasons why I dumped Windows nearly 20 years ago. And now that we have Proton, I have even less incentive to ever go back.