At the moment I'm caught between the gtx 1060 or the rx 480 as both are almost the exact same price and have very similar performance. I have been mainly Nvidia side recently and I'm curious to see which company offers more useful features that I would be able to make use of. Many thanks.
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AMD features or Nvidia features?
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I'd say the biggest feature AMD offers is that their implementation of adaptive sync, Freesync, tends to be cheaper than Nvidia's G-Sync.
I don't know if you would call it a feature, but currently AMDs cards seem to perform better in games with new APIs like DX12 and Vulkan. However, there are only a handful of games using those APIs, so it's too early to definitively say that AMD is more future proof in that regard.
I don't know if you would call it a feature, but currently AMDs cards seem to perform better in games with new APIs like DX12 and Vulkan. However, there are only a handful of games using those APIs, so it's too early to definitively say that AMD is more future proof in that regard.
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