Which video card models are the most well supported and will just work fine?
On linux? On Openbsd?

>>105923383 (OP)
>Which video card models are the most well supported and will just work fine?
>On linux?
Any AMD card post 2020
>Openbsd
kek

>>105923383 (OP)
Just use Windows 11 mate. Leave the cult. Once you find yourself picking a GPU for troonix, rather than it’s own merrits, it’s gone too far.

>>105923397
>just troonout mate into corpos
lol, no

>>105923440
Oh, who are you going to buy your video card from sweaty? An anarcho-syndicalist commune of free hardware hackers?

>>105923383 (OP)
why limit yourself to a certain type of os? Just get the best GPU you can afford and use Windows.

AMD for sure. NVIDIA cards do work provided you use the "open" proprietary nvidia drivers but there's always a headache somewhere.

>>105923383 (OP)
AMD work out of the box. NVIDIA could also be used if you absolutely needed it but it sounds like you don't need that.

AMD works out of the box on any Linux. Most sensible distros will pick out NVIDIA drivers for you.

>>105924107
I don't think you posted it enough times. Could you post it 10x more times?

>>105924104
This post is sooooooooo Indian.

>>105923487
>might as well kys now since the universe will eventually end

>>105924152
yeah i forgot an 's' big whoop

>>105924169
It’s the phrasing which makes it obvious you’re Indian.

>>105924204
whiter than you saar. cope. seethe. dilate. your mother will die in her sleep tonight if you respond to this post.

>>105924204
most Foss users and devs are jeets

Nvidia cards have been great for the last 15 years, in my experience. Simply apt install nvidia-driver and reboot

>>105924707
>Nvidia cards have been great for the last 15 years, in my experience. Simply apt install nvidia-driver and reboot
when using HDMI it hanged few times on switching between text mode virtual terminal and graphical (kernel shows some timeout errors)

>>105923841
>AMD for sure.
which models are most stable?
in past I had problems with AMD too (broken colors, some random color palette in some situations)

>>105923487
in future we will have open hardware video cards
for now, this is solved for the software part

>>105923383 (OP)
>linux
Nvidia, if you want to actually do anything with it (3D stuff, games, CUDA, whatever).
AMD if you want to run gayland.
Intel can sorta do both, and honestly would be a better bet than AMD for actually doing things except that Intel may be finished so there's a risk.
>OpenBSD
Doesn't support Nvidia proprietary driver, so Intel if you want to do things, AMD if you just want to have a graphics card for reasons.

>>105925372
>Nvidia, if you want to actually do anything with it (3D stuff, games, CUDA, whatever).
>AMD if you want to run gayland.
normal 2d desktop.
just want shit to work, also on 4k, 8k, DP and hdmi

>>105925257
you'll never be allowed open powerful hardware that can be weaponized somehow. get fucking real and stop dreaming. we're in a theater play, if you really think this is real you risk having a mental breakdown when the illusion shatters. everything is fake and ok a little bit less gay these days but still gay enough.

>>105923383 (OP)
I had some issues with Nvidia when I tried out Mint, but I had a crusty old pascal card, newer cards might work better depending on the distro. AMD is generally much better supported though.
No issues after switching to a 9070 XT, but it takes a while for some distros to update and get support for newer hardware. I'm using Nobara since I'm a retard and just want to gaym with zero effort, and wanted something that's pretty up to date.

>>105923383 (OP)
ive had zero issues with my 9070 xt on fedora with kde

>>105923383 (OP)
i've run linux on 4 different computers with different hardware and had to work extra to make everything function each time. it has been pretty much a dice roll for me because with 3d and video editing some software doesn't jive with certain driver versions so you may need to do your homework. i can't say much for games because i don't play that often

>>105923383 (OP)
my 7800XT is working flawlessly on NixOS

>>105925257
In the future, you won’t ever see the hardware you “own”, let alone get a loicense to create ASIC designs.

>>105923383 (OP)
i use AMD Radeon RX6600
i think even newer ones should do fine, but do your research before buying one
i do not have any problem with this GPU, as it is supported by the linux kernel on arch
maybe you'll need to install the linux firmware amd radeon package
because when i uninstalled this package, my GPU wasn't working properly, idk

>>105929224
>>105923383 (OP)
ah, and i forgot to tell you
be careful to not use an old kernel, like debian would use, i guess

dumb frognigger
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>>>/g/sqt