the question that haven't been answered yet

[lilj]

this is really a big, BIG argument allover the world

ATI vs Nvidia

[Sabotage]

go away

[FIGHTER]

Both are good, it depends on your own preferences 

Im using ATI atm and it works well, i had a few years ago a 8600GTS which worked also good.

[Noah]

nvidia - the way it's meant to be played 

[Reynard The Fox]

I don't really care man as long as I can play my games like I want them.
rolling Ati btw

[Rainbow]

ATI 

[LeaR]

Ati have really cool cards that are not very expensive and they have very good performance.

[SALYNN]

ATI 

[A maid]

And still nVidia is voted more, hah. nVidia for life.

[Cookie]

Who the hell cares ? Its a personal opinion.
Its like saying what is better PS3 or 360. Once again personal opinion and what you are looking for.

[Veno]

Who the hell cares ? Its a personal opinion.
Its like saying what is better PS3 or 360. Once again personal opinion and what you are looking for.

PS3 

[XTO --]

If you can afford a lil bit more expensive VGA, nVidia. If you are an video editor, nVidia. If you don`t care about over-heating, ATI.

Still, ATI has great cards (such as 68xx. which ones, proudly, I could've put my hands on them before getting on stores). I'd recommend nVidia if you can actually afford them, since, IMO, they are better built. I had a 4850 and then 4870 and I must say that ATI archtecture is pretty poor compared to nVidia's ones. Also, due to that, they reach extremely high temperatures.


Personally, I'd go for nVidia.

[FIGHTER]

If you can afford a lil bit more expensive VGA, nVidia. If you are an video editor, nVidia. If you don`t care about over-heating, ATI.

Still, ATI has great cards (such as 68xx. which ones, proudly, I could've put my hands on them before getting on stores). I'd recommend nVidia if you can actually afford them, since, IMO, they are better built. I had a 4850 and then 4870 and I must say that ATI archtecture is pretty poor compared to nVidia's ones. Also, due to that, they reach extremely high temperatures.


Personally, I'd go for nVidia.

hmmm weird, I have them in crossfire and dont even get 60 full stressed 

[Radioaktive]

If you can afford a lil bit more expensive VGA, nVidia. If you are an video editor, nVidia. If you don`t care about over-heating, ATI.

Still, ATI has great cards (such as 68xx. which ones, proudly, I could've put my hands on them before getting on stores). I'd recommend nVidia if you can actually afford them, since, IMO, they are better built. I had a 4850 and then 4870 and I must say that ATI archtecture is pretty poor compared to nVidia's ones. Also, due to that, they reach extremely high temperatures.


Personally, I'd go for nVidia.

hmmm weird, I have them in crossfire and dont even get 60 full stressed 

I have a couple 4890s and they're blast furnaces compared to 275s.

[tacojoe]

ATI even though I'm using GTX480 sli.