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Motherboard | ASRock Z390 Phantom Gaming 6 |
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Software | Windows 10 Pro 64-bit (Start10 & Fences 3.0 installed) |
Getting angry over people's opinions? Fanboy much? There was plenty of that anti-rebrand hate last time NVIDIA did it. I don't really care who does it. Your reaction though, is over the top and way too personally reflective of being butt-hurt.I am seriously disgusted by some of the posts here. Rebrand is boring, We don't like rebrands. Yet when Intel/Nvidia does rebrands I don't see such outcry. Such double standards and selective blindness.
Read the review with your own god damn judgements. Read the DX12/Vulkan portion separately from DX11 portion and it will see some good gains.
That being said, people are forgettting that if you want to compare the REAL power consumption increase, compare this Nitro+ to the top model Nitro+ model RX 480. That is the real comparison.
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