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Asrock's Formula OC Begins: World's Intel "Ivy Bridge" Overclocking Record Set.

Started by: CSMR | Date 09/15/12 06:57:04 AM
Comments: 6 | Last Comment:  09/17/12 10:22:13 PM

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2 8 [Posted by: CSMR  | Date: 09/15/12 06:57:04 AM]
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well said, i can understand an "stable" overclock , like overclocking the 1090T to it can be an 1100T, or the APU 3850 to 3.0~3.2 GHZ, which you can benefit from, on an daily basis, however who the f**k will tank of liquid helium, to use 7ghz on daily basis
1 0 [Posted by: medo  | Date: 09/16/12 04:05:24 AM]
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It's just like drag racing. People have hobbies
2 0 [Posted by: NeelyCam  | Date: 09/16/12 09:26:31 AM]
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Yeah, people have hobbies, but this shouldn't be news. It sounds more like a marketing gimmick than anything. An Asrock employee got a record using an Asrock motherboard, so let's all go buy Asrock motherboards now! Gimme a break. This is sort of like someone working for a penis pump company and setting a penis size record using his company's product.
0 1 [Posted by: Kashim  | Date: 09/16/12 09:49:31 AM]
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Read the article to know half the answer :"said Nick Shih, a PROFESSIONAL OC'ers...".
0 0 [Posted by: jpunk  | Date: 09/17/12 10:22:13 PM]
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I agree with all of you. I but I have to admit I would have a blast overclocking for a living, as long as it pays well enough
1 0 [Posted by: veli05  | Date: 09/16/12 03:07:41 PM]
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