docs: move nvidia info to frequently asked questions

Author: fizzyizzy05

content/docs/getting-started/frequently-asked-questions.md

@@ -11,7 +11,15 @@ Apollo is designed to be a general purpose operating system for everyone, and is
 
 ## How do I install software?
 
-We use Flatpak for GUI applications, homebrew for CLI applications, and Distrobox for distro packages where they're needed. See [Installing Software](/docs/using-apollo/software) for more information.
+We use Flatpak for GUI applications, homebrew for CLI applications, and Distrobox for containerised distro packages where they're needed. See [Installing Software](/docs/using-apollo/software) for more information.
+
+## Does Apollo support my Nvidia card?
+
+Apollo fully supports Turing or newer Nvidia cards, which includes the GTX 16xx and RTX 20xx cards. Drivers for these images are included with the `apollo-nvidia` image which includes the proprietary drivers needed for the best performance. 
+
+Pascal and older cards will work with the regular `apollo` image, however these images only support the open source drivers, which typically have worse performance and we cannot guarantee the best experience for these users. 
+
+Simply download the Nvidia ISO to install Apollo with the Nvidia drivers. If you switch from AMD to Nvidia graphics, or vice versa, it's recommended to also [switch to the appropriate image for your GPU](/docs/using-apollo/apollo-images/#rebasing-between-apollo-images).
 
 ## How do I update Apollo?
 

content/docs/getting-started/install.md

@@ -24,4 +24,4 @@ Heavily WIP and incomplete.
 - An **x86_64** capable processor with at least **2 cores** running at **2GHz or better**
 - At least **4GB** of RAM, though we recommend at least **8GB**.
 - Modern AMD/Intel graphics, or for Nvidia anything Turing (GTX/16xx or RTX 20xx) or newer using the `apollo-nvidia` image
-    - Older Nvidia GPUs may still work with the regular image (`apollo`), however these only ship the open source nouveau drivers which typically have worse performance compared to the proprietary drivers.
+    - See [the frequently asked questions section](/docs/getting-started/frequently-asked-questions/#does-apollo-support-my-nvidia-card) for more information on Nvidia.

content/docs/using-apollo/apollo-images.md

@@ -18,14 +18,13 @@ Apollo builds images with three different channels. These have different release
 
 ## Nvidia images
 
-> [!INFO]
-> Users with older Nvidia cards can use the `apollo` image, however these images only ship the open source drivers, which may have worse performance and stability. 
+> [!NOTE]
+> See [Frequently Asked Questions#Does Apollo support my Nvidia card?](http://localhost:1313/docs/getting-started/frequently-asked-questions/#does-apollo-support-my-nvidia-card)
 
 Apollo builds a dedicated `apollo-nvidia` image, which includes the proprietary Nvidia GPU drivers for Turing (GTX 16xx/RTX 20xx) or newer cards. For most users on AMD or Intel cards, simply using the `apollo` image will suffice.
 
 If you switch graphics cards, e.g., from Nvidia to AMD, or vice versa, it's recommended to switch to the appropriate image using [the instructions below](#rebasing-between-apollo-images) 
 
-
 ## Rebasing between Apollo images
 
 You may wish to switch between images, such as switching between release channels or GPU manufacturers. Run `sudo bootc status` first to get the current status of your system, and then you can use `bootc switch` command as below: