Just a heads-up ...
I noticed all of the new GTX 460s are listed as having reviews on Hexus when only LN34476 should have that link/graphic.
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Just a heads-up ...
I noticed all of the new GTX 460s are listed as having reviews on Hexus when only LN34476 should have that link/graphic.
They're all the same though aren't they, all the cards from the various manufacturers, just the same card with a different shirt on in most cases.
As such, they'll all link to the review so people can see how the GTX 460 series compare to the other cards available, but any prices linked will only be to like for like items :)
Best Regards,
Really? Different clock speeds, cooling solutions, etc? As shown on other review sites, there are differences in performance, power usage, noise, and so on. No, they aren't the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee @ SCAN
Edit: I see the links are gradually being removed now :)
*must resist in clicking buy buy buy*
All the overclocked editions have been removed leaving the stock reference cards linked to this now :)Quote:
Originally Posted by pauldarkside
Well that's a start :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee @ SCAN
Will the LN34396 Asus GTX 460 with its custom cooling solution give me any performance advantage over the stock LN34476 EVGA design as it costs at least 10% more? Can't tell from the review you're linking to as the product isn't mentioned.
You don't appear to do this for other products you sell - you link to reviews of specific products.
I posted the thread as I thought there'd been a mistake that needed correcting. I'm bewildered that Scan would prefer to mislead potential purchasers - that can't be right surely?
If LN 34396 has the custom cooler, then performance will be better than reviewed, I would only say it's misleading if the linked card, gives lower performance than the linked review.