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did you get any problem with it, like people complain about when using with windows? i own a 4070 and im not sure if i should switch or not, i yet to full transition to linux but im daily using mint
One of the 7800 XTXs is actually in use on a Windows 10 system atm, but I've only been using that one for about a week now. I own the 7900 XTX since launch and it's been pretty much flawless since about two months after launch.
i actually don't care that much about windows and i'm trying to fully transition to linux rn. i have not got any problem with 4070 yet and i'm just thinking about it.
Yeah, my answer was worded badly. The 7900 XTX is in use on a Linux system since day 1 and the experience is flawless now.
i think imma keep the 4070 for now. i didn't saw any hiccups and i don't want to deal with changing gpus. my next gpu is gonna be top of the line amd in future tho