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Intel Quick Sync and OBS coming together is great - More performance is good performance and when it is backwards compatible with products you may already own that's just awesome.
Our PAX East 2014 Intel Sponsor Info + Giveaways!:
A special Thank you to Corsair as well!
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Our PAX East 2014 Intel Sponsor Info + Giveaways!:
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