AMD Mobo and Nvidia GFX?

[Runo]

Hey, so here is the deal, I aways preferred AMD CPUs and Nvidia GFX cards (yeah I know, matter of opinion, dont question me please) so I have a motherboard with an nvidia chipset and a socket for amd cpus, but now that amd owns ATI their mobos only have AMD chipsets (or other chipsets not NV) so if I buy one of these and place a Nvidia card on it is there any risk of having any compatibility issues or some performance loss if compared to a nvidia card working with a Nvidia chipset?

[boogerlad]

nope.

[Runo]

THX

[inteGReddy]

(02-08-2011, 10:48 AM)Runo Wrote: THX

just dont expect sli to work [/align]

[Runo]

Ah, I was aware of that

[Squall Leonhart]

only fools adhere to brand loyalty.

[jontcold]

(02-08-2011, 11:03 AM)inteGReddy Wrote:

(02-08-2011, 10:48 AM)Runo Wrote: THX

just dont expect sli to work [/align]

is it no more true some dev make a sli hack that allow you install sli on crossfire mobo go and look that i was find that cool

http://xdevs.com/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.30

there is a link

[Runo]

(02-08-2011, 03:27 PM)Squall Leonhart Wrote: only fools adhere to brand loyalty.

It's not really brand loyality, it's like I said, I like their products most, for what they are. I like Nvidia graphics cards for to give some examples because of the Nvidia's focus. I like the NVidia control panel, I like PhysX and the CUDA technology

Same for AMD, it's not because the name written in the product's box, it's because I know what's inside it.

[Squall Leonhart]

liking nvidia i can understand, their drivers rarely are the actual cause of users problems (they just get blamed for user error alot)

liking AMD when its become a third rate cpu manufacturer though.......

[Runo]

I aint planning a upgrade without doin' some search Squall, Intel has the best high end CPUs, AMD offers a better cost-benefit for those who do not want to spent too much money
That's why I did this thread in the first place