The Gaming News Thread (for news that doesn't need a thread)
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Dai
Adventurer
When entering a saturated market, it's important to have a Unique Selling Point. But maybe bricking high-end graphics cards wasn't the best one to choose, Amazon.
serpantino
Thousand Master
I've always wondered why there's no hardware or firmware safeguards for this in graphics cards. It seems common sense and yet this has been an ongoing issue for years (I remember starcraft 2 doing it.)When entering a saturated market, it's important to have a Unique Selling Point. But maybe bricking high-end graphics cards wasn't the best one to choose, Amazon.
