And since we use it for work where we do get payed we should support our economy and have a feel of bit further than barely of our own pockets. Drivers do the big part in what seems to be same, or very similar, piece of hardware and if you ask me personally, all those people who put their brains together, work diligently to get you that peace of workstation hardware to work on the level of work, not game, deserve to get payed. Speed wise Gamers GPU takes the crown ☺, but does it? Looking at the numbers, sure, but it's not so simple. Let's do one of these only as each of these is quite a subject on their own and we can continue on graphic card preference from first part of this post. Back in the day when pc was on the rise we did not have so much choice so every upgrade was almost necessary today it's a bit different equation. One of the most important ones is "what do you need and use it for"? Every software has its preferences when it comes to each of these components.
All this written above depends on so many factors.
We could go on where the answer to this is again "Drink the wine that suits you the best", and to be a wine connoisseur is quite a complex task. Quasi eternal questions: Xeon or i7 ✪, NVidia or Amd ✪, Workstation GPU or Gamers GPU ✪, ECC ram or non ECC ram ✪, Air or Water Cooling ✪, Sas or Sata ✪
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