Read reviews . IMO , Singers are kind of crap these days . Brothers are popular for beginners because they put out pretty good products that are easy to get parts for and have them repaired . Singers used to be the gold standard , but the quality has really declined . <| sep |> T 23 E 3 is useless . <| sep |> Thanks for the suggestion . Might do that . Seems like a strange policy though . <| sep |> If someone did that on purpose and left and you could demonstrate the purpose of doing it was damage to the company they ' d be likely violating some corporate espionage law . <| sep |> The following games do not work for me on an AMD card , but worked before on an Nvidia card I recently switched Natural Selection 2 Loooooong loading times a few minutes per map and crashes after a few seconds in with a segmentation fault . I made a post of the issue on the Steam forums . The devs can reproduce the issue and are hoping to fix it whenif the 64 bit build releases . Audiosurf 2 Crashes after some time after starting a track Divinity Original Sin . Won ' t start . There are some workarounds but I could not get them to work . The following games don ' t work for me , but I cannot attest to their functionality on Nvidia because I made the purchase after my switch Deus Ex Mankind Divided Supposedly needs Mesa 13 and LLVM 3 . 9 . Though Tumbleweed has Mesa 13 , it is still on LLVM 3 . 8 . The maintainer of the package is apparently hitting some weird bug . I haven ' t had a game that required an AMD specific workaround from what I understand , but examples for general workarounds are Swordcoast Legends and Warhammer 40 k Dawn of War both needed the LANGC workaround . For good measure and so that this post does not become too negative , I ' ll list a few games that worked out of the box for me recently Tyranny DotA 2 Counterstrike Go Insurgency Civ V Stellaris Jets ' n ' Guns Undertale