Asus denies reports of quick-release GPU damage but offers support for affected users | Scratched and chipped gold fingers are just a little wear and tear, company says.

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Asus denies reports of quick-release GPU damage, but offers support for affected users

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Asus has released an official statement regarding reports that its Q-Release Slim system can damage graphics cards upon removal. The company claimed that the scratch marks left...

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