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Preview: Gigabyte X299 Aorus Gaming 3
Let's preview the Gigabyte X299 Aorus Gaming 3 which is intended for the first wave of Intel's Skylake-X processors that will be released next week. This is just some simple common coverage with an expanded photo-shoot, discussing the new hardware.
Read the preview here.
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Aura89
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#5443624 Posted on: 06/16/2017 10:10 AM
Uh...that's what a review is, opinions based on facts.
You basically just said "Hey, stop doing previews/reviews and let everyone else preview/review items so they can have their own opinions." - What nonsense is this?
If you don't like the opinion portion of reviews, stick with the technical data, which is generally listed on the products webpage.
Have these Previews/Reviews always been full of passive-aggressive rants? Its really getting worse. Let people make up their own opinions, no need to ruin the reviews with that.
Uh...that's what a review is, opinions based on facts.
You basically just said "Hey, stop doing previews/reviews and let everyone else preview/review items so they can have their own opinions." - What nonsense is this?
If you don't like the opinion portion of reviews, stick with the technical data, which is generally listed on the products webpage.
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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#5443626 Posted on: 06/16/2017 10:14 AM
It is not a rant, it is a reflection of what is real and what has been happening for months now. You might not like it, but this is what Intel is and is doing. I am not going to sugar-coat anything.
Have these Previews/Reviews always been full of passive-aggressive rants? Its really getting worse. Let people make up their own opinions, no need to ruin the reviews with that.
It is not a rant, it is a reflection of what is real and what has been happening for months now. You might not like it, but this is what Intel is and is doing. I am not going to sugar-coat anything.
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#5443632 Posted on: 06/16/2017 10:25 AM
Uh...that's what a review is, opinions based on facts.
You basically just said "Hey, stop doing previews/reviews and let everyone else preview/review items so they can have their own opinions." - What nonsense is this?
If you don't like the opinion portion of reviews, stick with the technical data, which is generally listed on the products webpage.
You can shove those into a conclusion section if you want to, but in the middle of presenting the technical data it has no place there, imho.
There is a difference between an objective review and spoon-feeding people a certain opinion.
Uh...that's what a review is, opinions based on facts.
You basically just said "Hey, stop doing previews/reviews and let everyone else preview/review items so they can have their own opinions." - What nonsense is this?
If you don't like the opinion portion of reviews, stick with the technical data, which is generally listed on the products webpage.
You can shove those into a conclusion section if you want to, but in the middle of presenting the technical data it has no place there, imho.
There is a difference between an objective review and spoon-feeding people a certain opinion.
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#5443654 Posted on: 06/16/2017 11:21 AM
I thoroughly agree with Hilbert's take on this. The board is very nice, but Intel's approach to this is frankly appauling - having to PAY to use RAID - seriously... no thanks.
I thoroughly agree with Hilbert's take on this. The board is very nice, but Intel's approach to this is frankly appauling - having to PAY to use RAID - seriously... no thanks.
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Have these Previews/Reviews always been full of passive-aggressive rants? Its really getting worse. Let people make up their own opinions, no need to ruin the reviews with that.