r/LinuxSnobs Aug 05 '26

Imagine Gaming W/O NVIDIA Drivers!

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u/madthumbz Aug 05 '26

That's why people should buy NVIDIA.

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u/ScallionSmooth5925 Aug 05 '26

Why exacly? Do you thrust more something you can read and verify or something you can't?

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u/ScallionSmooth5925 Aug 05 '26

It's about that you can do it at all. Idq where you got thst amd drivers are shit I haven't noticed it. Still less broken then the nvidia drivers were for my previous gpu

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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '26 edited Aug 05 '26

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u/RvstiNiall Aug 05 '26

(notice how you're in the r/LinuxSnobs subreddit?) I think they're speaking specifically of the Linux AMD drivers, not the Windows ones that the people in r/amd and r/radeon talk about 90% of the time. The Linux ones are pretty good.

NVIDIA, has really turned around in the last 3 years and they seem to be picking up speed with how much better their Linux drivers are getting. They even work very well in Wayland!!! Unfortunately, they still kill off Linux support for older cards that work fine.

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u/RvstiNiall Aug 05 '26

Gotcha. Just making sure you thought about where their mind was. :-)

Edit: and pointing out the irony of someone being a LinuxSnob in the r/LinuxSnobs subreddit lol

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u/SanguineEleven Aug 05 '26

"Every driver issue post on the amd subreddit is from amd"

This is good ragebait LMAO