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How is NVIDIA performance on modern cards? (lemmy.world)

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I've been using an AMD 6700 XT for the past few years but have been considering getting a NVIDIA 5070 Ti for raytracing and lesser extent DLSS.

However, I've borrowed a NVIDIA 2060 and am having massive performance issues on the propriety drivers. I'm getting cursor stutters, window movements stuttery, Gnome overview stuttering, etc. Basically the desktop is not nearly as smooth as it is on AMD.

Even Nouveu is a better experience, although that means no Vulkan support unless I were to manually set up NVK.

Is the experience any better for 30 series or 40 series?

Edit: After further thought, I think I will just go for a Radeon 9070 or 9070XT since it's the safer choice; FSR4 seems to be a big upgrade (though I never noticed any major issue even with FSR1), open drivers, and since it will likely be significantly cheaper to get 16GB of VRAM.

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[–] Telorand@reddthat.com 1 points 3 days ago (1 children)

GNOME is a bit behind Plasma.

According to the Arch wiki covering VRR, Gnome doesn't have issues with multi-monitor VRR, so you can set it for one monitor and not another in Display Settings (once you enable the feature; can't test myself).

Sounds like both Plasma and Gnome have work ahead of them, since you said that you can't currently have a multi-monitor setup using VRR on Plasma.

[–] terraborra@lemmy.nz 2 points 3 days ago

Huh TIL. Sorry if I sounded dismissive of GNOME, I was just going by what has and hasn’t been implemented. I actually hated how Plasma looked and how it was set out so ended up getting a global Mac OS theme to fix it.

Part of the reason for dual booting is to figure out which DE I prefer having only just moved over from windows.