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krumme

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The 980Ti reference and titan X had complaints about the noise. But you have non reference as well which address those problems.

But your argument is ridiculous. Noise gets progressively worse on an exponential scale. Other things can be noisier as well such as the CPU cooler.

Most people can tolerate a certain amount of noise. At a certain, and by no means absolute or abrupt threshold, the noise starts to get irritating.

If ones office has a floor level of 30 db they can tolerate 40 db. Its not loud enough to be really or significantly irritating and you can get used to it. However, 50 db quite loud and immensely irritating. 60 db is ****** ridiculous.

The frequency and type of noise is also a factor. Ears are not as sensitive to certain frequencies.

Edit: This is very subjective as well.
6db is a lot at 20/40/60 db.
Doesnt matter. The subjective perciewed difference is about the same.

So 980ti are still noisy next to a fury x. And no the 980ti doesnt have a special sub 15hz rumbling and over 22kHz tone acouting for all the db while the fury x stay at 400Hz. I am sorry to disappoint you but if anything the large fan is probably more easy to the ears than the 980ti. There is no smooth nv tone here.

The cpu and ps cooler is nowhere near the noise levels in such a setup.
When you sit next to a 980ti and fury x gaming you will hear the difference clearly. Fact. Its subjective. But not more subjective than that your mum, sister and brother will notice it clearly as well.
 

krumme

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It would be interesting to see how the noise between the Fury X and EVGA SC+ compare in a standard installation vs the TPU setup. Keep in mind they use an open case with all passive components, so there are no case fans. With the Fury X the pump+fan noise also includes all the components needed to remove the heat from the case, so that's really a final number for the card. With the cooler on the SC+, most users with a standard closed case will need additional case fans to help evacuate the 250W of heat that the open air cooler dumps into their case.
Yes the testbeds is often open and if not its alway with tons of cooling. For good reasons. But for many users with smaller cases thats more difficult to implement and the heat inside will often add to the noise.

On the other hand the engine noise is also a problem at low/idle levels. So it depends how your case is and how often you game.
 

krumme

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My biggest problem with the reference 290 cooler was how often it got unbearable. I could maybe have let it slide if it was only in games, since I could have tossed on headphones. It was all the time though. The fan would spin up if a youtube video was playing, or if a flash game was in focus, or even sometimes with flash video ads. It was ridiculous how often the reference 290 would spool up to annoying levels.
Yes. And that why its excellent they adress it now!

390x is damn quiet vs 980. Fury x is okey and a good deal better than 980ti.
They deserve praise for it.

I dont care about temp. Its not my problem - it could be 200c for all i care. But noise means a lot to me.
 

sze5003

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Because for 1080P, a $470 980 OC to 1.5Ghz is most likely a better buy than a Fury X or a 980Ti. Essentially 980 is a great card for 1080P and will last easily until 14nm/16nm GPUs, while allowing one to put aside $200 towards that next generation.

You might want to check benchmarks of a 980 -- with just a power and temperate limit increase in the driver, and 0 overclocking, it is already 70% faster than your card (~ 280X) at 1080P. Once you crank the overclock to 1.45-1.5Ghz on that 980, it'll be nearly as fast as a 980Ti at 1080P.

280X = 100%
980 OC = 170%
http://www.computerbase.de/2015-06/...t/6/#diagramm-rating-1920-1080-hohe-qualitaet

The incremental performance of a 980Ti at 1080P will be limited due to CPU bottlenecks without a SB @ 5Ghz or you'll be hitting > 100 fps where unless you have a 120-144Hz monitor, those extra frames are just being wasted. While on paper 980Ti OC will be 28-30% faster than a 980 OC at 1080P, pay attention to the actual FPS.
Yea I will have to look at that too. Going to sell my current card soon too.
 

SolMiester

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6db is a lot at 20/40/60 db.
Doesnt matter. The subjective perciewed difference is about the same.

So 980ti are still noisy next to a fury x. And no the 980ti doesnt have a special sub 15hz rumbling and over 22kHz tone acouting for all the db while the fury x stay at 400Hz. I am sorry to disappoint you but if anything the large fan is probably more easy to the ears than the 980ti. There is no smooth nv tone here.

The cpu and ps cooler is nowhere near the noise levels in such a setup.
When you sit next to a 980ti and fury x gaming you will hear the difference clearly. Fact. Its subjective. But not more subjective than that your mum, sister and brother will notice it clearly as well.

Couple of the reviews mentioned the pump being noisy and it wasnt just one of them. When mentioned to AMD, they were going back to cool-master to see what could be done...
 

RampantAndroid

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I'm failing to see how your post addresses what I said?

Anyone too concerned with GM200 running 20°C hotter and 10db louder than Fury? It used to be important when nVidia dominated those parameters. Not so much any more.

You're suggesting that the only reason the Fury X's reception is lackluster is because Nvidia tricked us into only seeing its weaknesses. You're suggesting nvidia has somehow manufactureed all of the reviews saying that it really is priced too high for what it is. "They start with forums and reviews" (paraphrasing you.)

but obviously they forgot about all the GameWorks titles that reviewers would bench. Including those, oops, no longer fastest!

If there's any hype, it would be from gamers like myself who were looking forward to a big performance leap to justify an upgrade. Unfortunately it fell short, but certainly would be very competitive, at $599.

On the first point, well...from what I've seen the Fury X fails on BF4 which isn't gameworks. It's not just gameworks...

On the second point, I agree. If this card was 599 I'd think about it long and hard. If it was 549, I'd probably buy it. But with me having limited space for the cooler to be mounted, it so far performing worse in a number of games and it costing the same....well, I see nothing promising. I've been holding off on a 1440p monitor for a bit now because I want to buy monitor and card at once. It'll be 980ti now, since I see absolutely no reason to go with the Fury X.
 

tential

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you also realized you switched to the opposite side of your own past arguments? you are now siding with every forum member who has disagreed with you. welcome and be enlightened! :twisted:

why do you flip flop? :awe:
Honestly read that quote you did like 50 times. I think we should as good forum members ask for his psych evaluation to ensure he's still sane. Because that's not a typical comment from him at all lol
 

krumme

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Couple of the reviews mentioned the pump being noisy and it wasnt just one of them. When mentioned to AMD, they were going back to cool-master to see what could be done...
I am sure they will fix it - but pump noise is a problem non the less during lower loads. Depends how much you game. Dont work for me personally as i game far to seldom and need fanless at idle and very low loads for my next gpu.
 

beginner99

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Unfortunately, until AMD reduces the driver overhead, they will have more and more problems extracting performance from high end GPU.
That is the only reason why Nvidia is faster with lower resolution and Fury X can only compete at 4k.

The last Anandtech review of the 7870k APU was very clear, high end GPU from AMD perform much worse with low end CPU that Nvidia GPU. AMD needs a high end overclocked CPU to compete.

From what I saw, driver 15.20 for Win10 seems to give 30% drawcalls boost in D3D11, will it be enough?

(Nvidia with the same CPU could still get 30% more in ST and 100% more at MT)

Was there any review showing the GPU load on Fury X at 1080 and 1440?

EDIT: Just to make it clear, Fury X lack of performance is not just explained because of the CPU overhead, it is an imbalance design or AMD have problems extract performance from all those 4096 vector ALU, as it did when 290 series arrived.

Yeah that would be interesting. I also noticed that minimums at 2k and 4k are the same for Fury X in some games pointing maybe to a driver issue or some bottleneck unrelated to number of SPs.
 

Mako88

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I am sure they will fix it - but pump noise is a problem non the less during lower loads. Depends how much you game. Dont work for me personally as i game far to seldom and need fanless at idle and very low loads for my next gpu.

There's no fix for that, RMA/replace only. Same thing happens on the EVGA 980 Ti Hybrid cards, occasionally you get a bad one with pump noise and the only "fix" is to replace it.
 

3DVagabond

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You're suggesting that the only reason the Fury X's reception is lackluster is because Nvidia tricked us into only seeing its weaknesses. You're suggesting nvidia has somehow manufactureed all of the reviews saying that it really is priced too high for what it is. "They start with forums and reviews" (paraphrasing you.)

The only thing I actually said (paraphrasing) that you attributed to me is the bold.

I'm not suggesting any trickery. You just see any minor weaknesses that nobody would actually care about in real world use being made a big deal of, over and over and over. Then you also have the so called issues that don't even exist. Now, I'd believe there would be a few people who would find concern. OCD mountain out of molehill types. Seeing it on every single forum though, being talked to death? Nah, not just coincidence.

Again, we have all of the Fury detractors not mentioning at all that the Fury is a lot cooler and quieter than 980 ti. When roles were reversed though we had thread after thread, post after post, page after page of never ending complaining about the 290(X). We even had reviewers claiming it was going to damage your hearing. Now they are trying to say Fury fails because it requires liquid cooling. It uses approx the same power as 980 ti. It doesn't require liquid cooling any more than the 980 ti does. It's just cooler and quieter. We have people trying to claim any negative they can about the CLC cooler. If there isn't any, they'll just make it up. Like fear tactics. "Oh no, I wouldn't put water near my system. What if it leaks?" It's not water. It's an Ion free coolant. FUD campaign.

390(X) beats 290(X) and even though we've had [H] downclock the 390X (wish they had O/C'd the 290X instead to see if it performed as well) and saw it performed similarly to the 290X and we've got people trying to claim AMD is manipulating performance by not offering the same drivers for the 200 series as the 300 series. Sure they are different drivers but there is zero evidence that the 200 series is being held back at all. What reasonable person without some agenda would try and claim that when the evidence is to the contrary? That's just pure FUD.

When nVidia had better frame times again pages upon pages of why you should never buy an AMD card. They're lying and giving you false FPS readings. There's dropped frames and stuttering. Slower was actually better because it was smoother. Mantle comes along which gives you dramatically better minimums and improved frame times and the same people complaining before all of a sudden are declaring Mantle a flop because it only gives you ~10% better avg. FPS. The same people who were claiming slower and smoother was worth $100's more before.


Look at these dropped frames for the 970 in SLI. Heard anyone claim nVidia is lying? Anyone? Not just the ones who were calling AMD out, but anyone at all calling nVidia out as lying? If it was just typical fans ranting don't you think that AMD fans would have said the same thing?

Wonder why there wasn't even enough backlash to get nVidia to even address the issue and admit to it? We had forums and reviews just screaming it from the rooftops when AMD suffered from it. They were even using special never before used tools to measure it. Tools provided covertly by nVidia.

There's more. I could go on, but I hate long posts. This one is already longer than I like. Long posts confuse people. Someone will pull out one sentence and try and discredit the entire post forcing me to reiterate everything again. They'll continue until I stop and then claim victory.

Let me add that Fury's reception is lackluster because many were hoping for more. It appears that AMD has once again released a product that's not at it's best yet. They did it with the 7970, they did it with the 290, both of which started off performing below the nVidia counterparts but ended up faster, but too late. Their legacy was already sealed. That doesn't take away from what Fury is though. In relative terms it's performance is on par with the competition and it's brought competition that has given us the 980 ti at a less astronomical price point than Titan. If there is extra performance to be had, hopefully AMD can get it sooner rather than later and then get the message out.

We need competitipn. If one side between AMD and nVidia wins then we will lose.
 

Mako88

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We need competitipn. If one side between AMD and nVidia wins then we will lose.

After that wall of text, this sentence is the only accurate thing you said.

Kidding kidding, honestly way tldr.

But fully agree on the competition sentiment. If this card doesn't sell, we'll be looking at $1000+ high-end cards from here on out. No one wants that.

Look how bad it's gotten with Intel...we're what...four generations removed from Sandy Bridge now? And the leaked Skylake benchmarks show nearly ZERO performance improvement at the same clocks.

Think about that, truly awful. And that's what happens with no competition.
 

Keysplayr

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After that wall of text, this sentence is the only accurate thing you said.

Kidding kidding, honestly way tldr.

But fully agree on the competition sentiment. If this card doesn't sell, we'll be looking at $1000+ high-end cards from here on out. No one wants that.

Look how bad it's gotten with Intel...we're what...four generations removed from Sandy Bridge now? And the leaked Skylake benchmarks show nearly ZERO performance improvement at the same clocks.

Think about that, truly awful. And that's what happens with no competition.

Link to those Skylake benchmarks? Or PM me.

@3DVagabond, yes we need competition but it helps tremendously when we have at least two competent companies to make that happen.
AMD is slowly and surely dying. (this is not doom and gloom. NOBODY CAN DISPUTE THIS ANYMORE), and it's been years upon years since they had any CPU threat for Intel, and now it seems this mantra is trickling over to the GPU side. We don't need AMD. We need something a whole lot better.
Maybe some bored billionaire will buy a toy to play with and turn out some good products capable of competing all around. Or make two companies or more out of it. Whatever.
You can't keep excusing and defending a company just because it's the underdog and we need the competition. It gets hilarious sometimes to read some of the "inside the bubble" comments.

Ok. To address some of your wall of text, I guess this will be one also.

"Again, we have all of the Fury detractors not mentioning at all that the Fury is a lot cooler and quieter than 980 ti. When roles were reversed though we had thread after thread, post after post, page after page of never ending complaining about the 290(X)."

First, Fury, and thus AMD, has earned it's detractors.
Next, of course Fury is cooler and quieter than 980Ti. It is WATER cooled. There is NO role reversal as 290X was air cooled just like it's competition. It is a no brainer that Fury would be quieter and cooler. The reason it is not mentioned is because it was totally and completely expected by everyone on the planet that knows about these things. Why would anyone be surprised that the 980Ti runs warmer and louder than a water cooled GPU?
Now, comparing a 980Ti and a launch 290X is the rub here. You see everything wrong with people not mentioning that the FuryX is quieter and cooler than 980Ti, but see everything right about comparing 980Ti to 290X when it comes to db and temps.
Can you not detect that you do this?

"390(X) beats 290(X) and even though we've had [H] downclock the 390X (wish they had O/C'd the 290X instead to see if it performed as well) and saw it performed similarly to the 290X and we've got people trying to claim AMD is manipulating performance by not offering the same drivers for the 200 series as the 300 series."

You insist things be done the opposite way they were done trying to create the illusion that the result would be better or beneficial to AMD/Fury.
290X and 390X are Hawaii. Different clocks. If they are clocked the same but perform differently, then of course its driver driven.
If they perform the same, that is expected. They are the same.

"When nVidia had better frame times again pages upon pages of why you should never buy an AMD card. They're lying and giving you false FPS readings. There's dropped frames and stuttering. Slower was actually better because it was smoother. Mantle comes along which gives you dramatically better minimums and improved frame times and the same people complaining before all of a sudden are declaring Mantle a flop because it only gives you ~10% better avg. FPS. The same people who were claiming slower and smoother was worth $100's more before."

I think H said it best. How a game "feels" powered by specific hardware is more telling than frametimes. Frametimes are good for showing runt frames and frames that are dropped, but it doesn't really show the smoothness of gameplay. The FCAT results can say one thing but while playing, you may feel the difference.

"Look at these dropped frames for the 970 in SLI. Heard anyone claim nVidia is lying? Anyone? Not just the ones who were calling AMD out, but anyone at all calling nVidia out as lying? If it was just typical fans ranting don't you think that AMD fans would have said the same thing?"

Dropped frames are never good. Smoothness of gameplay is premium though.

I'll stop quoting you there. You're outcry is that Nvidia gets nowhere near the backlash you think they deserve. You also believe that AMD deserves none.
But you won't see the flip side of the coin. Nvidia gets things done. AMD waits for others to get things done for them, like a dude in a forum who made the hairworks mod for better framerates on AMD GPUs. Did you detract from AMD when you heard this?

Enough double standards man. I know you like AMD through and through and that's fine, but please don't put praise where it shouldn't be.
I very much like and favor Nvidia's products and their company. i've come to know a lot of the people who work real hard and love what they do over there. They don't rely on others. They get it done. That is one of the main reasons I can't get behind AMD and it makes me wonder why anyone would. I hope you understand that.
 
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Ma_Deuce

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AMD is slowly and surely dying. (this is not doom and gloom. NOBODY CAN DISPUTE THIS ANYMORE)

Lol, Apple was "undisputedly" a company that was dying off too. MS fanboys used to go on and on about it in the forums...

Next, of course Fury is cooler and quieter than 980Ti. It is WATER cooled. There is NO role reversal as 290X was air cooled just like it's competition.

My ears don't care why it isn't as noisy as a 980ti... The fact that it's because it's water cooled is just an added bonus that helps keep my case temps down.
 

B-Riz

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Link to those Skylake benchmarks? Or PM me.

@3DVagabond, yes we need competition but it helps tremendously when we have at least two competent companies to make that happen.
AMD is slowly and surely dying. (this is not doom and gloom. NOBODY CAN DISPUTE THIS ANYMORE), and it's been years upon years since they had any CPU threat for Intel, and now it seems this mantra is trickling over to the GPU side. We don't need AMD. We need something a whole lot better.
Maybe some bored billionaire will buy a toy to play with and turn out some good products capable of competing all around. Or make two companies or more out of it. Whatever.
You can't keep excusing and defending a company just because it's the underdog and we need the competition. It gets hilarious sometimes to read some of the "inside the bubble" comments.

Ok. To address some of your wall of text, I guess this will be one also.

"Again, we have all of the Fury detractors not mentioning at all that the Fury is a lot cooler and quieter than 980 ti. When roles were reversed though we had thread after thread, post after post, page after page of never ending complaining about the 290(X)."

First, Fury, and thus AMD, has earned it's detractors.
Next, of course Fury is cooler and quieter than 980Ti. It is WATER cooled. There is NO role reversal as 290X was air cooled just like it's competition. It is a no brainer that Fury would be quieter and cooler. The reason it is not mentioned is because it was totally and completely expected by everyone on the planet that knows about these things. Why would anyone be surprised that the 980Ti runs warmer and louder than a water cooled GPU?
Now, comparing a 980Ti and a launch 290X is the rub here. You see everything wrong with people not mentioning that the FuryX is quieter and cooler than 980Ti, but see everything right about comparing 980Ti to 290X when it comes to db and temps.
Can you not detect that you do this?

"390(X) beats 290(X) and even though we've had [H] downclock the 390X (wish they had O/C'd the 290X instead to see if it performed as well) and saw it performed similarly to the 290X and we've got people trying to claim AMD is manipulating performance by not offering the same drivers for the 200 series as the 300 series."

You insist things be done the opposite way they were done trying to create the illusion that the result would be better or beneficial to AMD/Fury.
290X and 390X are Hawaii. Different clocks. If they are clocked the same but perform differently, then of course its driver driven.
If they perform the same, that is expected. They are the same.

"When nVidia had better frame times again pages upon pages of why you should never buy an AMD card. They're lying and giving you false FPS readings. There's dropped frames and stuttering. Slower was actually better because it was smoother. Mantle comes along which gives you dramatically better minimums and improved frame times and the same people complaining before all of a sudden are declaring Mantle a flop because it only gives you ~10% better avg. FPS. The same people who were claiming slower and smoother was worth $100's more before."

I think H said it best. How a game "feels" powered by specific hardware is more telling than frametimes. Frametimes are good for showing runt frames and frames that are dropped, but it doesn't really show the smoothness of gameplay. The FCAT results can say one thing but while playing, you may feel the difference.

"Look at these dropped frames for the 970 in SLI. Heard anyone claim nVidia is lying? Anyone? Not just the ones who were calling AMD out, but anyone at all calling nVidia out as lying? If it was just typical fans ranting don't you think that AMD fans would have said the same thing?"

Dropped frames are never good. Smoothness of gameplay is premium though.

I'll stop quoting you there. You're outcry is that Nvidia gets nowhere near the backlash you think they deserve. You also believe that AMD deserves none.
But you won't see the flip side of the coin. Nvidia gets things done. AMD waits for others to get things done for them, like a dude in a forum who made the hairworks mod for better framerates on AMD GPUs. Did you detract from AMD when you heard this?

Enough double standards man. I know you like AMD through and through and that's fine, but please don't put praise where it shouldn't be.
I very much like and favor Nvidia's products and their company. i've come to know a lot of the people who work real hard and love what they do over there. They don't rely on others. They get it done. That is one of the main reasons I can't get behind AMD and it makes me wonder why anyone would. I hope you understand that.

So the [H] reviewer says they are using the 980 Ti "Reference" at 1201 Mhz boost, how nice.

http://forums.anandtech.com/showpost.php?p=37512560&postcount=169

That is way beyond out of box specs, according to nVidia.

Quote:
Originally Posted by BrentJ
Reference 980 Ti, running at 1201MHz boost consistently while gaming.
Does it hold the 1201 consistently across all games or do some get boosted more / less?

Because the 980 Ti specs say 1000 stock and 1075 boost.

http://maxwell.nvidia.com/gtx-980-ti

http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desk...specifications

1201 is a heck of a boost that was not disclosed, that I can find...
 

BrentJ

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It is a stock reference NVIDIA card, I'm not doing anything special to it, it just is what it is, that is how the reference card performs. This is reference cooling, no overclocking, that's what it does on its own with no manipulation /shrug

Aftermarket cooled cards probably run as fast, if not faster by default since they use better cooling and better cooling impacts Boost speeds.

So much conspiracy, so little facts.
 

Jaydip

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It is a stock reference NVIDIA card, I'm not doing anything special to it, it just is what it is, that is how the reference card performs. This is reference cooling, no overclocking, that's what it does on its own with no manipulation /shrug

Aftermarket cooled cards probably run as fast, if not faster by default since they use better cooling and better cooling impacts Boost speeds.

So much conspiracy, so little facts.

You can't help people who can't help themselves. That conclusion you wrote gonna hunt you for quite some time :biggrin: I remember you guys were even more scathing towards the Gtx 480 and rightfully so and people have forgotten that lol.
 

Hitman928

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The 980ti has a max boost clock of 1202, 1075 is the lowest boost clock. It all depends on thermals and game load.
 

B-Riz

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It is a stock reference NVIDIA card, I'm not doing anything special to it, it just is what it is, that is how the reference card performs. This is reference cooling, no overclocking, that's what it does on its own with no manipulation /shrug

Aftermarket cooled cards probably run as fast, if not faster by default since they use better cooling and better cooling impacts Boost speeds.

So much conspiracy, so little facts.

I understand that, but going by spec, what nVidia lists on their site for the 980 Ti reviewed against what AMD lists for the Fury X.

I go to Newegg and all ref 980 Ti's have the same numbers, 1000 stock, 1075 boost.

I look at fancy factory OC cards and they have the OC specs; I know what I am getting.

So, I think it would be fair to benchmark apples to apples, publicly advertised specs per the mfg., AND disclose what your chosen boost settings are.

Also, why do your 980 Ti review numbers differ so much from the 980 Ti numbers in the Fury X review? Mostly 4K stuffs.

The by-line of "real world play testing" does not help when actually trying to make a fair comparison, when the testing for the same card (980 Ti) is different between two reviews.

[H] publishes this stuff, and should be as transparent as possible, less we end up bickering in forums.
 
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