Fully agree, but it begs a question:
1) Why the "old" HD 4870 should make more points for a "new" (example) HD 6450?
At the time the answer is easy, because most users have posted results on the HD 4870 but we go a little deeper into the reasoning:
2) Why is the HD 4870 when output was used to bench by multiple users?
Simple, because it made global point.
Even more deeply into the reasoning:
3) Why do you seek nell'usato now anchors the HD 4870?
Even this simple answer, because having already been used for many bench (step 2) and therefore makes a lot of hardware points.
So doing 1 +1 is the result:
It overclocking a greater number of cards that make points.
At the end of this little argument we can deduce that if all the GPU from the beginning give high points for first place (eg type 20 points), at the time of a new model / series of GPU would be used ONLY cards that make global points but also the most economic ones at $ 20.
Add a small thing, in categories such as the HD 4870 you can earn 15 points with un'overclock from daily, almost 15 points given away only to be in possession of this card, overclock the reach of ANYONE
And just my little thought
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