I'm an AMD guy myself due to Linux compatibility. I prefer Sapphire, PowerColor, XFX, and Asus cards, in that order.

I am very pleased with PowerColor for the price. My RX580 has been beaten a ton for 5-6 years now, and goes on strong. Same from other PowerColor GPUs of friends

If I'm buying an AMD card, I buy PowerColor or Sapphire. If I'm buying an Nvidia card, I buy ASUS or MSI (quality isn't as good as ASUS, but tends to be cheaper). No real reason for those picks other than preference and good experience over many years of using them. Just remember that it's possible for any card to break regardless of brand so take reports with small sample sizes with a large grain of salt.

Just go with Sapphire. Get whatever the best card they sell that's within your budget. Can't go wrong.

Sadly, no one else is as good as EVGA was when it comes to the warranty.

AMD side: Sapphire, Powercolor, and XFX in that order usually. Asrock's been pretty decent as well.

Nvidia? Not really sure, Zotac is a sister company to Sapphire and is usually pretty decent, I've heard. MSI might be okay, but I'd read reviews for the specific card in question. Same with Asus, as I've heard they've been going downhill as of late. Gigabyte's been known for poor quality cards for a while. Maybe not all of them, but more of them than other brands.

That's just the word on the grapevine though, individual reviewers would have more insight. Like Gamer's Nexus and Hardware unboxed.

One good reason to support AMD is to also support 3rd party card vendors and manufacturers imo. Otherwise, for Nvidia, I got nothing.

I got a sapphire for my latest card because it was the only brand with a 7900 xtx short enough to fit in my case (aside from the reference edition, which was of course sold out everywhere). Thus far my experience has been that it works and it doesn't not work. I guess that is as good as it gets, lol. There was some coil whine the first day I had it but that seems to have just gone away or I haven't noticed it and now I've had it for about 6 months.

I'm only looking at buying an MSI 40 card.

ASUS charges extra for the name, I'm concerned about Gigabyte build quality and denying warranties, it looks like MSI is the quietest card for this gen and coolest ot second coolest card, I have tried Zotac and they seeem to have cheaper or louder fans.

I am looking for a good answer one this myself as I have a 2080 super bought right before the price hike of 2020

I am an MSI and AMD guy… Considering a 6800 XT right now… I’ve had my R9 390 for a long time, and it’s still holding up just fine (also, MSI).

Before my current card which is an EVGA 980 ti I had Asus cards which I liked but the last one I had was an r9 270x so things might have changed since

I loved my last Sapphire card. Sadly I wasn't able to get a good deal on one when I went back to AMD this time, so settled for a XFX instead. So far so good!

This is my own experience, but for this generation I've been having a lot of bad luck with GPUs

Bought a 5700XT from gigabyte and it suffered from random freezes/memory issues, RMA'd, worked fine for a couple of months, same issue again and now outside warranty.

Got an EVGA 3060 Ti second hand from a friend, worked fine but then started making this croak like sound every time the fans ramp up.

Decided to just get another 3060 Ti brand new from ASUS and one of the fans made a grinding noise not one month into operation. RMA'd now good.

It really depends sometimes. All of this trouble with new gen cards but my old Gigabyte GeForce GTX560s still run great.

Imho, I'm still a fan of Asus for Nvidia. For amd, I'd go power color or sapphire. Those seem to be the best ones.

I've always just went with xfx cards and they seem to work really well granted they only make amd