Should I get the model with the NIVIDIA or AMD Graphics card?
1393065
Sorry. Just not sure which is better. Both have worked well for me in the past.
1393066
I have the AMD one, and so far it's worked like a charm! I can't find anything wrong with the graphics at all.
1393067
I can only speak for the AMD Graphics Card version of this laptop. This laptop exceeds my expectation when it comes to games. With some graphics options twist you can get a really good experience and fps with your games. You won't be getting 60fps but a stable 30fps in a lot of games. You will see some lag if there is more going on but that quickly goes away. In regards to multimedia use this machine is a beast. You can do everything from gaming, movies, word-processing, and online use all at once, seriously. I do not know how the NVIDIA performs but I can say I am more than satisfied with how AMD's switchable graphics performs. I would recommend, if possible, to upgrade to a faster hard drive. I found that load times can take a little longer than you want them to but you will get used it. I would recommend looking at this version of the laptop which has a dedicated graphics card and may improve your gaming experience. http://www.amazon.com/Acer-Aspire-V5-552G-X414-15-6-inch-Laptop/dp/B00DKFFLMY/ref=pd_sim_pc_5
1242267
Adobe only works with Nvidia Quadro as an openGL so I would go with this card.
1334051
Absolutely. FSX have a better render with nvidia chipsets, with Radeon it runs good too, but FSX recommends Nvidia, also I have a Radeon too but runs much better in nvidia. My brother play it everyday, and is a very good choice, he plays with 3 monitors. Smooth.
289738
Yes...But being this is an AMD chipset and AMD based board an AMD GPU is more compatible. If you already have the GPU fine if not consider an AMD GPU. I personally prefer AMD over nVidia but thats up to you.
1217179
Refer to this page to help you:http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/index.php?gid=1920&gid2=949&compare=geforce-gtx-780-ti-vs-geforce-gtx-560-ti-2win-evga-edition
100547
Mate, it's always best for overhead. You're gonna need higher res textures anyways so just go for the 3gb
463962
This model has a dedicated graphics card, which is an NVidia GeForce GT 720M with 2GB of dedicated RAM. I don't know how that compares with Intel HD graphics, but it's quite powerful and should be sufficient for most any video play back (up to and including 1080i HD). If you're looking to run higher-end video games, it should probably still be okay, but you should check the graphics card requirements anyways before buying them, just to make sure. (Sometimes, even if it looks like you surpass the minimum requirements, they might only be able playable on medium- to low-quality settings, due to overheating).
1588325
Well, it has both, it has the onboard graphics (Intel 4600 HD) as well as, a dedicated Nvidia 750M 2GB graphic card as well... So, you can manually choose which graphic card should be used for which application...
565227
Completely depends on your use. If you're using ANY Autodesk, Adobe or Bentley software you need to look at the K620. Graphics are everything now days. I have this card, the K4000 and K610. They work 3D magic!
733928
I actually had a GT 9500 Nvidia and a 460GTX graphic cards. I can't even compare the GTX 760 to any of my previous cards except for the 460GTX, but with certain games. The 560ti is good, but for a couple more dollars and quality, i would go with something in the 700 series or higher. If you're into 3D rendering programs like Maya, Lightwave, 3D Maz and do not have a workstation computer, i would go with this card.
2085550
My driver was a mid-range board at low cost and TWO ports for DVI. I can only compare differing NVIDIA products but "better" is in the eye of the beholder. They both use 2GB worth of GDDR5 memory at 128-bit. The tipping point would be which features on each card are triggered by your favorite game(s).
1130650
It all depends on what you willcuse it for. If it is for gaming I would use the Asus GeForce. The XFX AMD Radeon tends to over heat.
762511
I would probably go for the GTX 770 2G. None of the applications I use make good use of the 4GB of onboard memory. I'd go for a faster processor.
786732
Yes it is better, the one from Nvidia that is similar and quite a bit superior in some points is the 750 gtx.
1014025
Best thing to advise here is to check the Nvidia web site and compare the specs first hand. Compare the requirements of the card to the specs on the motherboard. This is a great card. I have the 2 gig model.
398483
David, according to my device manager it has both. I, of course, use the NVIDIA card for my graphics.
1258181
You need a PC specifically with an approved nvidia graphics card.I have this, and I don't recommend it. It's difficult to set up and the effect isn't particularly great.