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Mesa 25.0 Linux Graphics Stack Brings Vulkan 1.4 Support on RADV, ANV, and NVK

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Celebrating 2024 year-end campaign

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NVIDIA vs AMD on Linux: Which GPU Should You Choose?

posted by Rianne Schestowitz on Feb 18, 2025

NVIDIA vs AMD

Quoting: NVIDIA vs AMD on Linux: Which GPU Should You Choose? —

So, you’re a dedicated Linux user planning your next PC build, looking to upgrade your current system, or just feeling curious. Whatever the reason, you’ve reached that crucial decision point—what GPU should you go with? The choice essentially boils down to two names: NVIDIA and AMD. So, which one is the right pick?

This has been one of the longest-running debates in the Linux community, going back many years. Both brands have their loyal supporters, and discussions can get pretty heated. But in this article, we’re leaving bias at the door. I aim to give you a well-reasoned answer to help you navigate this not-so-simple decision.

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