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Is it the best choice? The differences in performance are quite dependent on the game. The AMD counterparts don’t fare that much worse and usually you are talking about a few FPS. Sometimes you have some gaps between the generations of the two that for several months, sometimes a little longer, 1 of the 2 is clearly in the lead.

Pay more money for slightly better performance. In exchange for your privacy. In exchange for allowing the market to grow skewed under pressure from 1 party. In exchange for a slow development of the technology, nice things like PhysX or Hairworks that keep the market locked, Gsync which caused variable refresh rates to be introduced later, features such as MultiGPU that were already introduced with Dx9, but only since Dx12 is usable.

We’re currently quite a few years behind on what pixel quality would be possible right now, just because _you_ thinks it’s a better value for money. You have to consider if Nvidia becomes sole ruler of the market, as it almost did a few years ago, which has left us stuck at ~ 1080p in part for almost 10 years and only recently (since AMD has become competitive again, which is a coincidence) are taking another step further.

There is really a lot more to it than “hurdur, this conjures a little more pixels on my screen”. The main reason that you think it is a better choice is marketing and a party that has turned the market to its will.

For me, the choice is really a healthy and competitive market, because it applies not only to the GPU that I have now, but also to the GPUs that I will buy in the future. No one benefits from a monopoly, not even you, especially if Nvidia has that monopoly.

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