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All the same. Now A card is doing well, and A/N cards have their own advantages and disadvantages.

In fact, the performance gap of A/N card is negligible for ordinary players.

As for the A card, it is suitable for painting and the N card is suitable for games. This is an old yellow calendar many years ago.

Now the running score of the game is almost the same, and the running score of A card at the same price may be slightly higher.

Because the A card of the same level is generally cheaper than the N card.

I'm using the N card version of Y460 now, and it feels good.

With dual graphics card switching, if dual graphics cards are switched, N card is better than A card.

N card can be automatically switched, which is relatively smooth, and the switching process is basically invisible.

There will be obvious screen jitter for a few seconds when the A card switches normally, but it will not affect it.