Supported Graphics Cards documentation is (yet still) confusing #72843
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At the moment, the section looks like this:
This wording and flow can lead to reports such as blender/blender#72837, where the person only sees the "ballpark" GPU information provided in the preceding Hardware Requirements section ("it has 4Gb"), and disregards the Supported Graphics Cards section as some advanced information for GPU rendering or such.
It would read a bit more coherently if the notes were moved down below (also took the liberty of nuking a tautology):
(where "this" links to the Cycles manual page).
Perhaps not exactly as above, but somehow emphasizing that these are the actual requirements could be helpful.
Added subscriber: @Stan_Pancakes
Changed status from 'Needs Triage' to: 'Resolved'
Added subscriber: @pablovazquez
I moved the paragraphs around, although I doubt that will fix this issue of blender/blender#72837 but I agree that it is better to have the list of requirements before the note.
I also adding a warning and a note icon to help identify the purpose of the text.
CCing @pablovazquez here just so he is aware of the change.