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Oh no! An AMD cpu that was not built for gaming does not perform well in games with a nvidia GPU!
Did they ever test an AMD gpu in there? Where's the AMD/Nvidia GPU comparison with the CPU in question?
Thankfully nvidia stepped up to the plate and fixed amd's compatibility issues.
Made their non-gaming centered cpu work well in games with nvidia GPUs.
FYI not all CPU's are alike, some perform well in games, but trash in logic/video rendering. Others are awesome at logic/rendering but shit at real time game rendering and what not.
Props to Nvidia for fixing an AMD issue.
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