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The company is referred to as G.SKILL, G.Skill, and G.skill in different places in the article. It should probably be standardized to one of them.
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I think it should be G.Skill like the article title suggested. Plus, on the G.Skill website, ignoring the logos, it says G.Skill. Thanks for pointing that out, we should standardize it.
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The company is referred to as G.SKILL, G.Skill, and G.skill in different places in the article. It should probably be standardized to one of them.
75.17.157.194 (
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01:56, 9 May 2009 (UTC)reply
I think it should be G.Skill like the article title suggested. Plus, on the G.Skill website, ignoring the logos, it says G.Skill. Thanks for pointing that out, we should standardize it.
impactF=03:32, 9 May 2009 (UTC)reply