List of AMD and Nvidia Games
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Carl Angelo De Leon
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this games are accelerated by physx (an nvidia technology) that is why an nvidia card would be better on these games:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_games_with_hardware-accelerated_PhysX_support
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_games_with_hardware-accelerated_PhysX_support
dudewitbow
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no one lists them since you would have to create a standard on which gpus from both sides are considered "equals" and freeze driver differences, as drivers can adversely affect how well a game runs
Carl Angelo De Leon
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it wasnt really that way. you can look on the nvidia site and see the games there. it really depends on the game. it's just how many features does the game supports. if it supports more feature of amd, go amd. same with nvidia. but for me, i will go for nvidia because it runs cooler and more efficient than amd. by the way, i would be grateful if you select my answer as solution. thanks
Carl Angelo De Leon
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it wasnt really that way. you can look on the nvidia site and see the games there. it really depends on the game. it's just how many features does the game supports. if it supports more feature of amd, go amd. same with nvidia. but for me, i will go for nvidia because it runs cooler and more efficient than amd. by the way, i would be grateful if you select my answer as solution. thanks
manofchalk
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You get Nvidia "The Way its Meant to be Played" titles and AMD "Gaming Evolved" titles.
The whole thing behind that is that AMD/Nvidia have paid the game studios behind it too optimize the game for their particular hardware or to take advantage of a feature set (obvious example would be Nvidia CUDA). However in reality, after about a week or two from the games launch it doesn't really matter that much.
Take Tomb Raider for example, on release Nvidia cards lagged in it quite badly while AMD shined because its a Gaming Evolved title. Within a few weeks, Nvidia releases a driver update that puts Nvidia cards back on par with their equivalent AMD's in Tomb Raider.
The whole thing behind that is that AMD/Nvidia have paid the game studios behind it too optimize the game for their particular hardware or to take advantage of a feature set (obvious example would be Nvidia CUDA). However in reality, after about a week or two from the games launch it doesn't really matter that much.
Take Tomb Raider for example, on release Nvidia cards lagged in it quite badly while AMD shined because its a Gaming Evolved title. Within a few weeks, Nvidia releases a driver update that puts Nvidia cards back on par with their equivalent AMD's in Tomb Raider.
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