LoserBenchmark is the tech version of Alex Jones and (mis)InfoWars.

Reviewers like Gamers Nexus, Techspot/Hardware Unboxed, Paul's Hardware, Tom's Hardware, TechPowerUp, Hardware Canucks and AnandTech are ALL very transparent about how their reviews are conducted. They have an insane anti-AMD bias and they've even gone so far as to make a YouTube video accusing ALL OTHER reviewers of being pro-AMD shills and using non-transparent testing methods. If Radeon cards weren't any good (as LoserBenchmark tries to portray), I wouldn't have bought ten cards in a row. DeepCool’s AK500 performs great in our testing when paired with Alder Lakes Core i9-12900K at loads over 200W and it keeps the CPU cool while running nice and quiet. The noise of the fan never exceeds the 26dB while giving a massive airflow of 70 CFM. That makes me an INCREDIBLY experienced gamer and one that doesn't buy low-end cards so I clearly am not looking at 'budget constraints' but merely looking at what I get from both sides at certain price-points. The fan installed on this cooler is one of the quietest in its class and works at minimal noise levels even when the CPU runs high on load.

Since 2003, I've had three straight GeForce cards (FX 5200, 6200, 8500 GT) which was followed by TEN straight Radeon cards (2 x HD 4870, 2 x HD 7970, 2 x R9 Fury, RX 5700 XT, RX 6800 XT). They claim that experienced gamers know better than to get a Radeon card 'at any price'.

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