the system works on mobo's for cpu slots and ram types, why wouldn't they just manufacture boards with just 3.0 and boards with just 2.0? if you're buying a whole new mobo with 3.0 specs...then you'd buy a card with 3.0 specs to go with it, regardless of backwards compatibility
didn't even read the article, if you're bsod that often, it just means you're not taking care of your machine. if your mac kernel panic'd and you lost your work i hardly doubt you'd have thought to write this article.
xp user, 3 bsod's in 9 years of owning my own computer, and they were all the fault of the integrated graphics on my old dell dimension.
this has almost no demographic, if you own one you probably don't go to many parties, and if you're at the good parties where everyone's too drunk to be camera shy...if you have money left after paying for "party goods" you're probably in the former category.
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