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ASGARD BRAGI DDR4 3600MHz 16GB (8GBx2) Review

FutureMark Performance

This time the Bragi unfortunately is at the bottom of the leaderboard, still not by much but this test is a good representation of a gaming workload in DirectX 11, so you may end up losing a frame or two in slightly older titles.

Time Spy moves up to DirectX 12, and with this move, we see a performance increase from the Bragi.

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