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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
I’m going to be honest. It’s just 50/50 with the way people talk about amd drivers and I really can’t tell at this point whether it’s a serious issue or not.

My first gpu was like a Radeon 7700 something idk it’s been like 12 years, and yeah dude I had problems with it. 

Switched to nvidia and had no issues for 10 years and here I still see people shit talking amd drivers. I’m not rich, I’m not gonna blow 800-1200$ on a product just to have driver issues with it when I’ve never had them with nvidia. 

So yeah I’d like to see competition, but until this stigma around amd drivers is gone and the only way for me to tell isn’t spending half a year of my savings to fuck around and find out it’s a problem.
gpt
I love my 5700 XT for the most part, but yeah I have had issues with drivers, and even had to RMA my card within' two years of owning it.

I'm not a serious enough PC enthusiast to give more money for a brand, so AMD made sense for price/performance.

Idk, I'm happy with it, but if people prefer NVIDIA over AMD that's their prerogative. I'll probably go with AMD again on my next build since I'm just familiar with it.