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I've had 2 cards in the past 10 years. One was AMD and it was a nightmare to find the one driver that didn't crash my PC at least twice a month. The other card was NVIDIA and never had a crash on any driver ever.
Maybe it's just bad luck but I won't buy AMD again after that crap and probably won't go green either. I'll keep waiting to see how Intel advances.
Fair enough. I'm not necessarily advocating for people to buy AMD cards, just that realistically the price is pretty irrelevant for a lot of people buying GPUs. They're going to read AMD and bow out.
I'm also very interested in how Intel shapes up, though.