Which one, /v/?
Intel for CPUs
nVidia for GPUs
AMD for poor people
How about you fuck off?
>brand loyalty
only retards do this
I only buy Intel GPUs. AMD and Nvidia don't know how to make quality graphics cards.
>>322125667
Nvidia is overall better than AMD though
>>322125667
this.
buy the better product, not your favorite sticker
>>322125358
>Asking this question on Nvidia central
>>322125667
This. My Phenom X2 955BE, 5770 budget build back in the day was my favorite computer, but shit changes.
1 scoop of and plz with nuts
>>322125897
That's a quad core. I had it. Recently upgraded after 5 years to a FX6300.
>>322125557
This
Was with AMD for years on the CPU side of things.
Loved em, they were a great counter to Intel if you wanted a decent CPU that could run games just as well. Now? The CPU portion has gone way downhill and is no longer all that great (All the Intel CPU's that have gone down in price do not help either). Upgraded from a 955BE to a i7-4790k back in August and I have no regrets.
As far as video card goes? Always preferred Nvidia. I have tried ATI/AMD a few times and I think they are OKish. On paper, I like what they do but in practice they have been behind the last few years. I will say that the R7 cards are pretty decent for low cost gaming, the R9's are pretty close to what Nvidia has for its mid range, and I really like the FuryX design, so who knows. I might eventually try another ATI/AMD card.
>>322125897
>phenom x2
fucking fantastic cpu for the price
>>322125557
I'm running an i5 4690k and an R9 390
