On Tuesday 18 August 2020 11.42:30 Janek Stolarek wrote:
I have to second in on this. Over the past fifteen
years I've only been
using nVidia cards. I learned my lesson after I bought an ATI Radeon and
ended up selling it soon afterwards because the Linux drivers just weren't
working (*).
I guess time change, and of course your mileage may vary...
I got bored with having to recompile nVidia proprietary drivers from a command
line because they got screwed by some kernel update.
Last year I build a machine with an AMD Ryzen and an AMD RX580, it's
comparable to nVidias (faster here, slower there) and the FOSS drivers work
as well as AMD's own. Very satisfied.
I must say I'm not runing the latest games, but XPlane runs fine.
Thierry
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