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This BIOS was flashed on factory, just save and share.

K404, you can download this one: http://oclab.ru/files/ASUS/GK110.rom

This events for Overclockers, not for friends/girlfriens of Ocers

ASUS Open Overclocking Cup 2013 - european overclocking championship. Qualifier rules and dates of qualifier is published http://asus-open.com/topic/2466.html Hope that many overclockers will participate.

Official website is online: http://asus-open.com/ We will publish rules and finally update participants regions tomorrow.

Dears, big thanks for your Pms, we will try to discuss on HQ level, but not sure that it will aprrove. dinos22, thank you mate!

Dears, if you have a local ASUS marketing contact in North/South America, APAC please share with me in PM, maybe some ASUS local office can help us.

This competition from local budget, so it just for Europe and CIS. I hope will worldwide in next year.

I hope that we will see interest from OCers for qualifier. Because this event will be evolution from previous, so we have many ways for growth

Coming soon... in April. Official competition thread at ROG site.

Will hope that just hwbot stuff

I think, that improvements will be good. I can be inside in Pro OC Cup, but not ready fully complete all tasks.

Pieter, please delete OCClub.ru team from Pro OC. It was error from one of the our teammate.

agree

But if will Pro League and Pro OC Cup who and why will participate in Pro OC Cup? Who will care about it? Just for prizes? But prizes no need for employee of vendors.

Hello everybody. Do you know what is overclocking? For me, overclocking is a great community, friends from many different countries, great bench-sessions with my friends, great results, nice hardware and, of course, world records. For me, overclocking is not HWBot, is not ranking. Idea with Pro OC Cup looks good, but not for me, because i dont want "play in game", i wanna bench. I wanna bench 3DM03 when i have good ARES II, i wanna bench 32M, when i have good Ivy, but i dont wanna bench something, which somebody wanna. I wanna bench when I have time, i dont wanna bench when somebody want. Ranking is doesnt matter for me. How about other way? We will have list of Pro overclockers. They not will have ranking, but we return back records ranking (it was in rev.3 if i right remember with flags, nicknames and results). We will bench for records and it will do evolution for extreme overclocking. Sorry for my bad English...

me, Smoke, NeoForce and Rush here, in press-center now.

I and Smoke will be too

Massman, i not sure, that will be OC show from ASUS, CeBIT for me and Smoke it`s place for meeting with many friends from Europe. We booked our tickets at 1-11th of March.

Massman, here on YouTube with other music:

Lol

Haha, it`s crazy!!!

We will try do it in next year

Established by ASUS in 2003 and supported by Intel, ASUS Open Cup has earned international popularity among cyberathletes from CIS and Europe. The finals of the 2012 ASUS Open Cup series took place in Kiev, Ukraine, on December 13 to 16, 2012, at the Kiev CyberSport Arena, the largest gamers’ playground in the CIS countries. During the four days of competition the best cyberathletes from Russia, Ukraine, other CIS countries and Europe were challenging each other in five disciplines for the Cup and the prize fund of $69,000. ASUS Open Overclocking Cup 2012 For the first time in the history of ASUS Open Cup 2012, a full-scale overclocking tournament took place beside gaming competitions. Top overclockers from Russia and Ukraine and special guests from Europe showed what their skill and the top-end ASUS Republic of Gamers hardware could do. ASUS Open Overclocking Cup 2012 was carried out in a friendly atmosphere filled with liquid nitrogen vapors. The overclockers competed in the following disciplines: SuperPi 32M (fixed CPU clock rate) and PiFast, 3DMark11 (without limitations). The winners were Perica_Barii (Montenegro) and Xtreme Addict (Poland) who, besides outstanding results, were spotted to use an extreme cooling system for memory modules, which is yet a rare solution among the overclocking community. The second place went to matose (Romania) and Aristidis (Greece). The Russians GUN’G’STAR and DeDaL were third. The Ukrainian (MaJ0r и PlaSMaN) and one more Russian (S_A_V, NeoForce) teams also made it into the top five. All of them got impressive hardware prizes whereas the top three were additionally awarded with monetary prizes ($1500, $1000 and $500, respectively). The remaining participants received ASUS Maximus V Extreme mainboards and ASUS HD7970 MATRIX Platinum graphics cards. Some of the results obtained during the overclockers tournament have already been published in the HWBOT.org database and made it into the top 20 in the respective categories. Considering that it’s hard to achieve record-breaking results during a competitive tournament, some of the overclockers have already expressed their willingness to carry on with their experiments and improve on their earlier results using ASUS ROG, Intel, Corsair and Cooler Master components. We can expect some changes in the world’s overclocking league in the nearest future. The official website of ASUS Open Overclocking Cup 2012 - http://oc.asus-open.com ### Interview with overclockers: Our champions - Perica Barii (Montenegro) & Xtreme Addict (Poland) (On english with russian translation): 2nd place - Aristidis (Greece) & matose (Romania) (On english with russian translation): 3rd place - DeDaL & GUN`G`STAR (Russia) (on russian): 4th place - Major & PlaSMaN (Ukraine) (on russian): 5th place - NeoForce & S_A_V (Russia) (on russian): Interview with SF3D(Finland) & stummerwinter (Germany) (On english with russian translation): Thank you!

Ranking will depend from last competition result? Ranking will change every 3 months?