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Intel & nVidia. Is AMD & ATI (really AMD) really a viable choice? I got burned a long time ago by AMD, since then it has been Intel and nVidia all through the years (even though they are pricier)
I also had a bad experience years ago. Key words being years ago. I went back to AMD because they pulled a major turn around and have in my eyes far surpassed Intel in performance, price, and customer care.
This is from experience over several years. I have seen a lot of products from both companies and have went back and fourth over the years finally ending up with AMD.
Could I go back to Intel? Not until the prices are drastically reduced the performance comes up and the customer care gets an overhaul.
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