Which prawn can briefly talk about what is the public version of graphics card and the non-public version of OEM knife brand? What the hell does this mean?

The so-called graphics card public edition is the standard specification of graphics cards made by graphics card manufacturers when they leave the factory. If it is not a public version, it is to improve the circuit, memory particle type and so on. (For example, DDR2 was changed to DDR3).

In addition, the so-called OEM \ knife board \ paste board is to reduce costs.

Of course, when buying a graphics card, the brand is particularly important. It doesn't mean that the public version is necessarily good. Some non-public enhanced versions or other versions have better performance than the public version. Nevertheless, you should choose a good brand, such as Jing Xun Sotai of N card and Lanbao Dylan of A card. No matter what version, the quality and workmanship of the graphics cards produced by such manufacturers are guaranteed. In addition, you should know the parameters of the graphics card in advance when you buy it, and use professional tests after you buy it.

Personal opinion, for reference only.