AMD Vs. Nvidia (And Intel but their cards suck)

Yea and that's why i got an i7-2600k with vertex 3 ssd, but with dual AMD, because i'm poor. Makes sense..

That shows how much you know as AMD's GPUs are very good and easily compete with NVIDIA's offerings.

I, personally, don't have any preference but it comes down to your budget and what you're after in terms of which is best for you. Many like to choose NVIDIA's GPUs due to CUDA and Physx but for many people they aren't going to be used or be used as much as would be worthwhile. A good place to compare graphics cards is Anandtech and to buy I'd say CCL Computers.

You know, it is funny: It used to be a sense of pride to own an AMD CPU and ATi GPU (especially since they outperformed their P4 counter-parts every time - even at lower clock speeds and the FX series of GPUs from NVIDIA were utterly horrendous). Saying they're for "poor people" is rather distasteful in my opinion. The coin has obviously flipped, but I still don't see how AMD products are "for poor people".

On that note, I would still get an Intel CPU + NVIDIA GPU. One, higher performance from an Intel CPU (plus greater compatibility. My primary audio software does not play well with AMD CPUs). Two, Catalyst drivers suck. Period.

i'm on AMD :'(

HAHAHAHA @ starsh3ro

This is the first time i disagree with you bro

yeah, amd 8 core cpu that out now focuses on raw power not price, its better than best intel 6 core

C-C-C-Combo Breaker!

you can get 80% more from ur money with amd. and amd has best hardware atm

Ditto... except that it's away for RMA.. so I guess NVIDIA GTS 250 :(

AMD's price ratio is much higher then Nvidia, however Nvidia has more powerful cards.