Oh thats a good find!Originally Posted by LightningSpeed
Umm... it's not really true nor is it false. A few years back, AMD and ATI "joined forces", and now ATI is basically made under the AMD brand. Both ATI and NVIDIA make and sell basically the same thing, and either can run on AMDs and Intel processors. It all comes down to which brand you prefer! I have had the opportunity to own both AMD and Intel processors, along with ATI and NVIDIA video cards. One of my first gaming PCs was an old AMD + ATI Radeon Compaq.This was before HP bought Compaq, and needless to say... it was a piece of crap! After that, I had owned the first Dell XPS gaming machine, which was an Intel processor with another ATI Radeon. Now I build my PCs from scratch, and both my boyfriend's and my own gaming PCs run on GeForce video cards (even my laptop has a GeForce). HOWEVER, my gaming machine and laptop run off Intel Duo 2 Core processors, while my boyfriends is an AMD Athlon Duo Core processor. Both run games like a dream, and I also use my computers for Graphic Design and Video Editing software like AfterEffects and Premiere.




This was before HP bought Compaq, and needless to say... it was a piece of crap! After that, I had owned the first Dell XPS gaming machine, which was an Intel processor with another ATI Radeon. Now I build my PCs from scratch, and both my boyfriend's and my own gaming PCs run on GeForce video cards (even my laptop has a GeForce). HOWEVER, my gaming machine and laptop run off Intel Duo 2 Core processors, while my boyfriends is an AMD Athlon Duo Core processor. Both run games like a dream, and I also use my computers for Graphic Design and Video Editing software like AfterEffects and Premiere.

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