I am not interested in blowing $400 on a new graphics card, and I am not interested in nVidia's attitude of 'Well, we're not letting you have hybrid PhysX by buying a budget nVidia card to run in parallel to your AMD cards', among other things. This practice has irritated me to the point where I have automatically steered away from anything that remotely does not appear to be 'hardware-agnostic'. See, I've had numerous bad experiences with nVidia's business practices deliberately bungholing my gaming experiences, with the way they come in, offer up a big fat pile of cash to a developer, and tell them to 'favor our cards'.

When playing Project cars 2 on the PC the pedals were working. In a different project file we tested if we could get any input from the pedals which didn't work as well. Same project file, same input data, different usb ports were tested. Since it appears that nVidia has plastered themselves all over this game, will they be a detriment to non-nvidia users? I'm talking about garbage like PhysX requiring nVidia cards (I hope they're on PhysX 3.3 and loaded up on the CPU instead of GPU), and is properly optimized for both nVidia and AMD. But when we switched to the pc for further testing the pedal input didn't work.

As a user who's on an AMD Radeon HD 7970, which is equivalent to an R9 280x, I would like to ask this very simple question:

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