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So, I get into a discussion (or argument) with someone who is saying their 900 series card is a "Founder's Edition" card, think it was a 970 or 980.
They say it's Founder's Edition, I tell them that NVIDIA didn't call any of them that until the 1000 series was out (and so far that is the only series that has any Founder's Edition cards).
So, who is correct?
Are all previous reference cards from all previous generations now automatically called Founder's Edition cards because that is what NVIDIA is calling the reference cards from their current generation lineup as this person is thinking? Going by that logic my 580 and 470 are Founder's Edition cards.
Or does this name only apply to the 1000 series (and presumably newer generations going forward)?
I've seen a lot of sellers on sites like ebay and craigslist saying their old 9XX and 7XX series cards are Founder's cards (presumably to get more money or more views off them by using that buzzword).
They say it's Founder's Edition, I tell them that NVIDIA didn't call any of them that until the 1000 series was out (and so far that is the only series that has any Founder's Edition cards).
So, who is correct?
Are all previous reference cards from all previous generations now automatically called Founder's Edition cards because that is what NVIDIA is calling the reference cards from their current generation lineup as this person is thinking? Going by that logic my 580 and 470 are Founder's Edition cards.
Or does this name only apply to the 1000 series (and presumably newer generations going forward)?
I've seen a lot of sellers on sites like ebay and craigslist saying their old 9XX and 7XX series cards are Founder's cards (presumably to get more money or more views off them by using that buzzword).
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