@deprecated_ii it's a two way street sometimes. I know Kingdom Hearts on PC had issues with AMD cards for a long time until it came over to Steam. AMD finally released a driver update for it and then Squenix fixed it further. I know a lot of emulator devs seem to have more trouble with AMD cards too and if anything, they should be the ones I'd most expect to get it working.

On top of that you have a lot of features Nvidia cards have that AMD just can't seem to match. It's rough. They have advantages in price and sometimes in raw performance, but the former doesn't mean a lot when you're buying an expensive card anyway, and the latter doesn't mean a lot when Nvidia has so many tricks to make games perform and in many cases even look better at the same time. I'd only get an AMD card if I was primarily interested in playing games that don't support newer Nvidia features anyway, and I wanted to play those games in higher frame rates and resolutions.

A lot of the time I see people arguing in favor of AMD cards, it is solely because they are competition. Like, their entire place in the market is to make sure Nvidia doesn't get more greedy and dumb.

That is just talking about their graphics stuff though. I'm not as well versed in AMD vs Intel processors but it seems like it's always going back and forth with who can have the worse issue. Historically, Intel has been more efficient and runs cooler so that's kind of what I've just stuck with, required motherboard upgrades be damned.