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11/17/25(Mon)08:06:43 No.726113601
Anonymous 11/17/25(Mon)08:06:43 No.726113601 Archived
Should i always go with AMD if i am a Linux gamer?, i have a Nvidia GPU in my current build and it works quite well but i hear AMD is preferred for the open source drivers
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Anonymous
11/17/25(Mon)08:07:36 No.726113675
Anonymous 11/17/25(Mon)08:07:36 No.726113675
>>726113601
Intel
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Anonymous
11/17/25(Mon)08:12:11 No.726113949
Anonymous 11/17/25(Mon)08:12:11 No.726113949
>>726113601
Nah, it's always a coin toss.
I had no trouble with my GTX 1060 on Linux Mint, five years ago. But now I keep hearing people not getting their RTX drivers to install on Mint, while Bazzite works fine or something.

tl;dr: if you want to play it safe, don't be an early adopter, and use a couple years older hardware.
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