This is actually false, in the US it is illegal to deny any warranty (RMA) claims that cannot be proven to have been caused by end user configuration (IE upgrading a laptop with a SSD, or changing it's thermal paste just as examples)
2 and 3 have nothing to do with denying a RMA either lol
That's definitely a driver issue. Only fix would be to fiddle with drivers. If you have the ability to swap for a 3080, I definitely would. I'm very happy with mine and can speak well of it
As long as it (liquid metal) doesn't end up killing the card, it is illegal to void the warranty for it (in the United States atleast) It can however, end up make things difficult for you if you need to RMA the card, as they can still illegally void it, and its very costly to end up in a legal...
It depends, SLI is dead for any modern game and anyone trying to play competitive games at a completive level will actively seek out options that are not SLI due to the inherent latency and frame timing issues.
Well, dual GPU support is meaningless and just a cost to board vendors when the majority of users won't use it, especially given that games no longer benefit from dual GPU's
Ok, so someone obviously did not read the article and just looked at the headline. The stock 3070 (Laptop) comes with 5120 cores, this is being shown as having 512 less at 4608 cores.