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  • The full GPU name, memory capacity and any relevant memory type or BIOS distinction.
  • The GPUvsGPU page address, and the figure or sentence you want us to check.
  • A manufacturer or board-partner reference, contemporary source, or a clear explanation of your result and test settings.

For a benchmark question, include the workload, resolution, settings and software version you used. A game result or a short benchmark on another setup can help frame a question, but it is a different measurement from the supplied continuous 1080p FurMark records.

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What a correction needs to establish

We check the exact identity and the scope of the evidence before changing a claim. A source about one partner board does not identify every board with that GPU, and a documented availability date in one market does not establish a worldwide release day.

Benchmark changes need GPUsed’s underlying result checked. Historical model quantities and FPS averages are separate records, so a change to one is not permission to guess the other. Editorial disagreement about a Legend Rating is welcome too; it remains a judgement about legacy and character rather than a public vote.

You can read the methodology before sending a report, or use the contact page for a general question.