The rivalry between AMD, Intel, and Nvidia might be good marketing at times, but it's to the detriment of most users. Here's why.
The rivalry between AMD, Nvidia, and Intel is exciting to watch at times. Which tech giant makes the best processors? What about graphics cards? This discourse is a bit of fun any PC enthusiast can have online, but too often, it devolves into something that can persuade buyers into bad purchases and push loyal fans into branded camps.
Brand loyalty often stirs up a lot of wrong ideas about what’s good and what isn’t, and that’s not great for those who turn to online communities, like Reddit and Facebook, for help. The three manufacturers play into it as much as possible, though, willingly pitting their products against each other even when the comparisons don’t make a lot of sense.
Trust no one Don’t get me wrong — most opinions are biased in one way or another, and Reddit is not to blame here. I’m just strongly opposed to using that bias and fueling the AMD versus Nvidia versus Intel discourse at the expense of people who aren’t experts and who just want to spend their money on a decent computer. Unfortunately, they are often the ones to pay the price for this long-standing rivalry.
I’ve seen the term “Ngreedia” floating around, and personally, I use it as a cue that there’s no need to keep reading — the author is clearly biased. The same goes for the claims that AMD’s drivers are still bad these days. While AMD certainly had its driver-related troubles, it’s mostly on point now, or at least it’s better to the point that the argument has no substance. However, reading things like this is often enough for a casual buyer to deem AMD not worth buying.
Who doesn’t love an underdog? Things might have been different if not for AMD’s constant underdog status.
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