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Cooling | 1x Corsair XR5 360mm Rad|| |
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Power Supply | Cooler Master V850 SFX || 135Watt 19V OEM adaptor |
Mouse | ROG Pugio II |
Software | Win 11 64bit || Win 11 64bit |
I think you might've wrongfully copied the maximum poweruse again.
Apart from that, thanks for the review! I think its telling that they changed the fan settings at the last moment. They really seem determined to push NVidia out of its comfortable position, forcing them to lower their margins by a lot. I can only hope AMD doesn't incur too big of an margin cut themselves this way.
I suppose they atleast have the advantage of selling a smaller piece of silicon, something which Nvidia can never properly compete on with their huge titan-chip.
Apart from that, thanks for the review! I think its telling that they changed the fan settings at the last moment. They really seem determined to push NVidia out of its comfortable position, forcing them to lower their margins by a lot. I can only hope AMD doesn't incur too big of an margin cut themselves this way.
I suppose they atleast have the advantage of selling a smaller piece of silicon, something which Nvidia can never properly compete on with their huge titan-chip.