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Core 2 Duos,, beter with ATI or NVIDIA?

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Now that ATI and AMD are together, what kind of graphix card should people get to advance there system with the Core 2 even further.

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There won't be any difference.

Reply to Heyyou27

With the new Nvidia 590 Chipset Mobos you may see better performance out of those with their OC abilities coupled with a good Geforce card.

Reply to ocnewb

as amd has bought ati i will go with nvidia cose i dont know how much will ati
work on intel support(drivers,...)

Reply to amater100

very good point there, never thoghut of that.

Reply to ocnewb

if things stay as AMD is claiming then the only integration ATi is gonn have with AMD is on the mainstream market, with the IGPs for the OEM systems. On the enthusiasts end of the market where we pay 500 for a GPU, the two companies are to remain seperate and continue on with there monikers, so i don't forsee anything changing much, just extra love for AMD like nVidia is giving Intel some extra love, but still loving AMD

Reply to crazypyro

as everyone above posted... Im with them from all the articles ive been reading... plus basic free market will tell ya that they will not want to just close themselves off to one type of chipset... ATI and NVIDIA will work just as hard to work with Intel and AMD as they did before because both GPU companies know their true rival isnt INTEL and AMD; its each other.

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