SlowSpyder
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- Jan 12, 2005
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No, my response is, they released a card with faster specs, had it reviewed, showed the benchmarks, and they expect the millions of average consumers to know that the ddr5 card is faster, how?. I think thats wrong for any company or board partner. It seems just a bit deceiptfull to me.
Point is, even if the op (or millions of others) read the ddr3 label on newegg, how are they to know?
How far should the average consumer have to research?:confused:
I'm not sure, but when it's clearly on the label and in the specs...
What about my non reference cards? Do I have a valid complaint that these have a different cooler than the reference part?