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Fake GT730 strikes again

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System Name HP EliteBook 725 G3
Processor AMD PRO A10-8700B (1.8 GHz CMT dual module with 3.2 GHz boost)
Motherboard HP proprietary
Cooling pretty good
Memory 8 GB SK Hynix DDR3 SODIMM
Video Card(s) Radeon R6 (Carrizo/GCNv3)
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OneMoar said:
why do you people keep buying these?
do you have cement between your eyeballs
ya would think you would learn
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I agree, especially when you consider that you can buy legit AIB cards such as the HD 7750 and R7 240 for very little used on eBay.

EDIT: for some reason OEM (e.g. HP) R7 250s (and R5 340s) are even cheaper and more common. The R7 250 is far superior to the GTS 450 and GT 730.
 
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