ropey
It is too bad that you find yourself being upset on the net with regards to information verified or unverified. Information is a good thing, whether one chooses to add their own bias or not.
Use it, don't lose it.
R
You misunderstood or misread my above post.
I said that
felinusz
I am not against speculation, but I am against the enhancement of already highly questionable information.
To go into further detail, I object to someone using a screenshot that is COMPLETELY IRRELEVANT to R520, in order to speculate the R520's performance.
This is like me posting a picture of a 4 GHz Intel overclock, and then basing speculation on Athlon64 Venice overclocking on that irrelevant screenshot.
crimedog
this is not information. you used a random screenshot of a bugged sli run to try and prove speculated specs of an upcoming line of video cards we don't know anything about.
Exactly how I feel.