I can't speak to rendering, just gaming performance. I have been using AMD for at least a few generations now, from the 290 to 5700xt, to 7900xt currently. Mostly its a cost factor for me, saving a bit of money.
I don't worry about playing the [current year] games too much, so never have an issue (such as low frame rate) where I think maybe I should've gotten the current nVidia instead. When I do play some game that was first sold within the past 12 months, no issues usually (did have the terrain bug in RDR2 where snow was rendered wrong, but that was fixed by a driver update later on).
As far as I am concerned, as someone who dos not require the absolute maximum purchasable performance available at time of purchase, AMD is a worthwhile option.
I can't speak to rendering, just gaming performance. I have been using AMD for at least a few generations now, from the 290 to 5700xt, to 7900xt currently. Mostly its a cost factor for me, saving a bit of money.
I don't worry about playing the [current year] games too much, so never have an issue (such as low frame rate) where I think maybe I should've gotten the current nVidia instead. When I do play some game that was first sold within the past 12 months, no issues usually (did have the terrain bug in RDR2 where snow was rendered wrong, but that was fixed by a driver update later on).
As far as I am concerned, as someone who dos not require the absolute maximum purchasable performance available at time of purchase, AMD is a worthwhile option.