What brand of GPU do you use to play KSP?

[maceemiller]

I use an ATI HD6670 and its great with KSP

[hendrack]

Since AMD has poor support for linux, I stick with NVidia.

[NovaSilisko]

I in fact use a toaster.

With Nvidia drivers.

[vixr]

NVidia GeForce GTX 750Ti

Edited August 31, 2015 by vixr

[Broax]

I've used AMD on my old computer (laptop with mobility radeon) and now am using nVidia on my current desktop. It still sucks, though... It's an old GTS450 but still it's a great upgrade from what I've had...

[Mat2ch]

Since AMD has poor support for linux, I stick with NVidia.

You really should try the open source drivers for the AMDs! AMD has increased its driver support by directly supporting the community, not as nvidia, making mediocre closed source drivers and not release any specs for their cards.

[hendrack]

You really should try the open source drivers for the AMDs! AMD has increased its driver support by directly supporting the community, not as nvidia, making mediocre closed source drivers and not release any specs for their cards.

No thanks.

[qromodynmc]

Nvidia Gt 650m. Old but gold.

[Jasper_f]

Using an AMD Radeon HD 7870 XT myself.

[Wild Cobra]

I recently made an offhand remark that nVidia users are a minority of the KSP playerbase, assuming that Intel+AMD+Others are more than 50%. A couple of the other moderators called me on the assumption and asked me to provide real data. So here is a totally statistically significant poll to see just what everyone is using.

Please answer with the GPU brand used in your machine that you most often use to play KSP. If it is has more than one GPU brand (like some laptops with Intel+discrete GPU), please vote for the one used when playing KSP most often.

Proactive edit: Please do not turn this into a fanboy flamewar about which brand is better. Each of them can be good choices at different points of the price/performance curve, let's leave it at that.

I have the GeForce GT 720 in my tower sporting the i7-4790 at 3.6 Ghz, with windows 7 professional 64 bit, and the GeForce GTX950M in my laptop along with the i7-4720HQ, running 64 bit Windows X.

My newer laptop, the MSI Leopard GP70, is much smoother than my tower, and I get as much as 84 frames/sec.

I'm using a WUXGA monitor (1920 x 1200) with the tower, and FHD (1920 x 1080) on the laptop.

[AmpsterMan]

I bought my computer at Office Depot (I know, I'm a peasant!) so it's an AMD Radeon HD 6550D integrated graphics.

[DuoDex]

GTX 960 4GB.

Could be a lot worse.

Edited September 25, 2015 by DuoDex
4gb now

[problemecium]

Intel HD Graphics 4000! Go Team Blue!

[TheMoonRover]

Intel HD Graphics 4000

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Intel HD Graphics 4000! Go Team Blue!

Hey, snap. I think we're the only two who have commented with that graphics card!

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Also, when making videos, is it normal for videos to take longer to save/render than the length of the actual video? Mine does that.

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"Updated" because why not?

[peachoftree]

GTX 760 over here. The game runs smooth as butter with an i7-2600 as well. (aside from the usual short pauses)

[Curveball Anders]

Nvidia GTX-570

[NecroBones]

GTX 760 over here. The game runs smooth as butter with an i7-2600 as well. (aside from the usual short pauses)

That's what I have as well. KSP works great with all the detail settings cranked up, and at high resolutions.

[paranoidsystems]

water cooled 670 4gb here.........max settings all is well......

we should have a hardware survey like steam does...

[PDCWolf]

HD6850 1GB, still going strong after more than 4 years.

[Sir_Tramalot]

Intel HD 3000 With an I3 on a 5 year old laptop!

(Saving up for a proper computer with an Nvidia 960)

[windows_x_seven]

Intel HD Graphics 4000

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Hey, snap. I think we're the only two who have commented with that graphics card!

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Also, when making videos, is it normal for videos to take longer to save/render than the length of the actual video? Mine does that.

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"Updated" because why not?

Nope, you guys are not alone.

Intel HD Graphics 4000 here, too.

Go, laptop, go!

*3fps*

[MarkusA380]

Nvidia GTX 970 dual SLI... hehe

[NecroBones]

Nvidia GTX 970 dual SLI... hehe

Heh, if only we were all so wealthy.

I just paid for a 2TB SSD, so my video card is going to have to last me a while.

[czolus]

Given my history of having nVidia cards literally catch fire, I've stuck it out w/ AMD. Not happy with the driver quality, but beats literal flame.

[keeper]

not sure what to vote.

AMD processor, nvidia graphics card... why did i do this? because i can :/ and mostly clueless, plus it seemed a good setup at some point in my time.