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Mummelmann said:

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Mummelmann said:
Not many advantages besides size and the fact that it works with Crossfire, but size doesn't matter all that much since people who build performance rigs usually have large chassis anyway and Crossfire and SLi are typically something for two or more cheaper cards rather than one brutal one.

I still don't regret for a second that I went with my EVGA 980 Ti.

No one should ever regret the purchased graphics card or CPU or whatever. You had your reasons and your expectations. Besides, the 980Ti is a beast.

But I'd say that Nano could actually prove to be popular between not only those who want a gaming HTPC, but also the LAN party attendees. For this group, size and weight is important and Nano is perfect for them.

For smaller LAN events, like in someone's home, I imgaine it could be more comfortable as well, considering noise and heat levels. I remember hosting a LAN at my first appartment, which was a rectangular 30 square meter dungeon with poor ventilation and concrete walls; it was not pleasant...

I try to imagine that, and the only thing that comes to my mind is the noise and