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Leonardohlb
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2019/06/14 23:28:57 (permalink)
We have already had several explanations of why non-A cards can not exceed the limit of 112%, but what I do not understand is why Palit has a bios of 124% for these same cards, is EVGA afraid of a recent past when she had many 1070/1080 frying? What is EVGA's response to the 112% limitation while Palit has 124%? If it's marketing then Palit is up front?
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    Re: It seems that everything conspires against EVGA 2019/06/15 00:34:18 (permalink)
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    We have already had several explanations of why non-A cards can not exceed the limit of 112%, but what I do not understand is why Palit has a bios of 124% for these same cards, is EVGA afraid of a recent past when she had many 1070/1080 frying? What is EVGA's response to the 112% limitation while Palit has 124%? If it's marketing then Palit is up front?




    Probably because they don't want those sales eating up the higher priced/higher PT SKUs.

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    Re: It seems that everything conspires against EVGA 2019/06/15 07:00:27 (permalink)
    EVGA doesn't make any money on the non-A chip cards. The only reason EVGA sells them is because they are contractually obligated to sell them at an un-sustainably low price. EVGA has no interest in making the non-A chip cards more marketable.

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    Re: It seems that everything conspires against EVGA 2019/06/15 08:10:23 (permalink)
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    EVGA doesn't make any money on the non-A chip cards. The only reason EVGA sells them is because they are contractually obligated to sell them at an un-sustainably low price. EVGA has no interest in making the non-A chip cards more marketable.



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