Well, I don't care if it's AMD , I do my best to look at what is the best thing I can buy for the task and money. For me, I still have an intel cpu and am happy with it. When it came time to buy a graphics card, I looked at nvidia as the traditional leader in general easy to use, and they were very high prices, I looked at AMD and saw that it seemed just as good in every way as far as pound for pound reliability, I looked at my use case vs. other use cases where AMD might not be the winner, and lo and behold AMD drivers make superior videos albiet a bit more slowly from what I can tell, something I might do, they have better performance at every price point for indie titles, which is all I play, (well, and also in competitive gaming, which I do play COD as well) , and for the price I wanted to spend they offered 16gb of ram which means that as time marches on and well I'm ok and not suffering so why upgrade, it seemed like well, it really would be ok , it would be the better potato one day. In the end, I could not see one reason to choose a different brand of gpu, amd won in every category I cared about, and the only question I needed to answer was which one. The only thing I worry about, is that I might regret having an intel cpu one day, and need a premature upgrade as a result of intel clocking up older technology to keep up.
