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Going from nvidia to amd
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Are you serious? What a dumb way to avoid the question.
Starfield is an example of Nvidia's Linux support being extremely "sub-par", to put it in a friendly way.
Pretty big news for people into Linux gaming.
Lol, calling me a moron for criticising Nvidia. Get a life.
This company doesn't know you. They don't care about you. Their actions have shown them to be hostile. You don't owe them any allegiance.
Lol resorting to name calling?