It is a common knowledge from linux users that nvidia drivers are quite problematic in general. And linux users often recommend other linux users to buy an AMD gpu when upgrading their PCs.
However, is that really the way? while nvidia support is decent (and improving), it will likely never be at the same level as AMD, due to the fact that nvidia will NEVER open source their drivers.
But then the problems start: people who depends on CUDA can't buy AMD; there is barely any laptop with AMD gpu (with the exception of the integrated one.)
AMD don't focus in gpu as well, no high-end in RX 8xxx series. They are now selling more cpu's compared to before, which may or may not impact in the future.
The only other alternative is intel, which only started manufacturing gpu recently.
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