Bobnova
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Maybe that's what Gigabyte would do
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As long as you're pissing on things at Computex, there're a couple vendor reps that could do with it too I think. Do you take assignments?
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I think the animated version looks better than Asus' version. That's not promising.
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I like this idea, I think it could be pretty awesome.
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i know the guy a little bit, he is either showing a vulnerability or something legit.
That really narrows things down.
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Very happy to see Gigabyte opening their doors to lots of people, that's fantastic. Not at all what I expected, I admit.
Makes me wish I could get to Taiwan!
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I'm not either. I'm just lazy
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slamms
Can you please post Asus GTX Titan xtreme OC bios with 300% power limit?
Used here for example:
http://HWBOT.org/submission/2377420_
Because BIOS available at Coldslow and Coldbug VGA BIOS collection thread uses NVIDIA subvendor - cannot be edited/used in competition.
Soldermod the card? It's not exactly difficult to have your way with the current sensors.
Thing'll probably blow up either way if the stock bits are pushed
I bought an epower. It's being stored in a safe place till the next time I need it!
If they become available again I'll buy a couple more.
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Kickstarter time?
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Sad to hear. Very understandable on your part though.
Thanks for doing what you've done!
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I'd ban Haswii results that do not use at least v1.65 (TBD).
That's my thought. Haswell isn't out yet, CPUz support for it on older versions is obviously crap as well.
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I fail to see how it's Massman's fault that people put NDA CPUz validations in a public database.
I'd say it's the fault of those who put the validations in there. Everybody knows people troll through said database looking for such things before a launch, don't they?
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which has a new member by now
Two
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I don't see it as your responsibility to protect Intel's NDA, personally.
Even if you signed it, I doubt it says that you have to hunt down and execute people who breach it. The Z77 one certainly didn't. Though I didn't get the IB NDA, only the Z77 chipset NDA so maybe CPUs they do
In any event I'd go for leave it up, but now that I've seen 'em I don't really care much
I can certainly understand wanting to take 'em down so Intel doesn't get pissed at you, especially if you get samples from them. I probably would, in that situation. (and, likely, would get yelled at)
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Holy crap. ASRock for the win!
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I undersatand what you say when you refer that the scores may not be done on the event, but if a user is doing it, you may be fooling the competition... but the more fooled person in the middle of such cheating is himself. Cheating is just not a way of winning, and if someone do this, you may in the prizes, but you won't have the same feeling of just winning flawlessly.
This is true, but it doesn't even come close to stopping everybody.
It's why *I* don't cheat (among other reasons), but plenty of people still do.
It's amazing how far people will go for prizes/money.
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Awesome! I'm looking forward to checking this out. Could be huuuuuuuuuuuuuge for OCing and HWBot.
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Lol that wasn't a video of me.
Had I known the required number was down to 8 I'd have done a session in the parking lot at the shop, we have a pub nearby and I could have dragged that many over I'm sure
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It's an interesting concept. Could easily turn into a team winning because they already had parts X Y and Z and didn't have to try to get them from 10k miles away somewhere though.
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I must have missed that 8 would do it. That I could have done.
Crap.
The rules rather specifically say 20, though.
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I don't see 20 people in the Madshrimps video.
Moose83's video doesn't have any spectators: http://hwbot.org/submission/2377734
I see about 8 dudes in this one: http://hwbot.org/submission/2377873
The others in CPUz look decent, though both CPUz and AM3 of this one don't actually show OCing and People at the same time: http://hwbot.org/submission/2377882
The pics involving OCing have an empty hall.
As a comparison, this one's video is Doing It Right: http://hwbot.org/submission/2377866
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The thumbnail is a browser window...
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Capacitors in parallel add their capacitance together, so yes.
Keep the leads as short as possible though.
ASRock Z87 Comes With Waterproof Conformal Coating?
in Haswell (Z87/Z97) OC
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Toooo late. Gigabyte troll, it's part of a viral marketing campaign for Gigabyte's next addition to the G1 motherboard series. The Gigabyte G1 Troll. It randomly tells you that you could do a better job OCing if you added some MHz. In the BIOS it plays a badly recorded audio version of The Billy Goats Gruff.