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I am guessing behind the scenes they probably had a target of 110Mhz. They probably hoped to hit that by launch, and sent out review units a bit early. However,
by deadmutex 5y ago
I am guessing behind the scenes they probably had a target of 110Mhz. They probably hoped to hit that by launch, and sent out review units a bit early. However, whatever fix they were trying probably didn't pan out or they found another failure case in edge case testing (e.g. running it long term in places with high ambient temps), and had to throttle them down for everyone.
So, the critical mistake was probably sending out units too early.
Can totally understand how infuriating it must be because you buy based on the benchmarks, and don't get what you think you're buying.
- spyder 5y ago"So, the critical mistake was probably sending out units too early." No, the critical mistake is not telling the costumers about the change.
- deadmutex 5y agoPerhaps, but I think it might've been a logistically challenging to do that vs being consistent with what is being reviewed and sold.
- NullPrefix 5y agoIncrement the name. Is it really that hard? Product being sold is not the same as the product being reviewed.