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Are AMD GPUs a bad idea for people who don't know that much about tech? (zerobytes.monster)

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The original post: /r/pcmasterrace by /u/A_Small_Child69420 on 2024-05-19 11:43:07.

I am helping my friend with his first PC build and I am torn between the 4060ti, or a 6800 that is on sale for his build (he doesn't care too much about Ray tracing). I understand that the 6800 is a way faster and better card and that websites like userbenchmark are incredibly biased, but I have never owned AMD myself and have heard about things like driver issues and issues with windows 11 that could make it more tempting to go team green for someone who knows less about tech and doesn't want to spend time troubleshooting issues.

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