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You actually bought a GTX 970?

7 February 2015
By Staff Writer
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Our feature video this week: an Nvidia engineer talks about the GeForce GTX 970 and its VRAM issues.

You actually bought a GTX 970?

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  1. Basjohn
    09.02.2015 at 23:01

    Holy crap, when I thought Mygaming couldn’t get more flamebaiting or childish, comes this.

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