How many of them were bought not to actually play with them, but to analyze,them, discuss them in a blog, or similar?
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"hype trumps performance" sounds like American cope. People desperately want an alternative to Nvidia and AMD.
Me too, but not from China. The CCP and its goons make the US oligarchy look like a reasonable choice.
Although the US oligarchs and the segment of the US population that genuinely supports crime and corruption are doing their best to change this.
Iooking from the outside I'd rather deal with China than America now
China at least has competant leadership
Yeah right, their success sounds like a win for all PC enthusiasts
I mean... What's the price? If it has "lukewarm" performance but only has a "lukewarm" price, then its competitive.
Article says $485
Yeah they're like the first words in it too, oops haha. Thanks!