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Hey guys! Just got an email from @tiborrr from EKWB with this nifty little software application attached. In short: "It is an add-on execute for MSI Afterburner. Save it in the root folder of your MSI Afterburner installation, place the shorcut to your desktop and run it as administrator. Works with any GPU that utilizes IR3567B voltage controller. Up to +150mV in 'normal' operation. Tick the checkbox to unlock up to +500mV." Download: click Enjoy! :celebration: :ws:

Welcome to the Overclocking.guide sub-forum. This section is reserved for the readers of one of the most awesome-est website on the internet. Oh, and it's moderated by Mr. @der8auer himself! Enjoy the stay! :celebration:

Pictures look so awesome. Wish I could've been there

Catching up with this. Thanks @Christian Ney for remindering me :celebration: Nickname already in use Done Nickname already in use Nickname already in use Nickname already in use Done Done Done Done (cool last name ) What would you like to change it to? Done!

Score!

Locked thread. We all know the arguments for this topic. No need to repeat it all.

Nice!

Removed some posts not relevant to the topic. Please stay on topic, thanks!

Please, please, please keep us posted with some pictures

Awesome! Thanks for sharing @deeper_blue!

Yeah, the rules are very simple: Step 1: Grab a GT 710 Step 2: Volt-mod it Step 3: ? Step 4: win competition

XMP works fine here with the MSI X99A Gaming Pro Carbon and Broadwell-E

No particular reason other than waiting for the conclusion of the hearing. I understand that it may get more exposure via web/social. I'll ask the editor to put up a news item. :celebration:

It really depends on the situation. As I posted in the other thread: "the company structure is an SNC meaning he is fully liable for bankruptcy. If he owns a home, it may be seized to pay off debts." At the moment we have no specific information. It certainly is a long shot, but worth the effort considering the situation.

http://hwbotnews.s3.amazonaws.com/Competitions/1697_CheapazChipsS1/Cheapazchips-Wallpaper-1920x1080.png Sorry guys

Wow, lots of feedback. Love it! I will get through the different posts during the next week.

Technically yes. As I mentioned in the other thread, we've already reached out to the authorities to see if a claim can be made. If so, hopefully Rosty and Pulse will be able to recover their money from Dimas without the community having to cover. The hearing is on September 20, so there's still some time left.

Alright, I've put up the documentation about the version that is currently on UAT. This is the 4th internal revision (sorry @richba5tard), and the first one that I think is good to have a more closer look at. Enjoy the article: HWBoints Revision 7 Overview (or PDF)

Congrats!

More people than I expected are going. Anyone up for an OC dinner? Haha

You can always try putting a fan on top of the VRM area. A bit of cooling might help prevent the CPU from downclocking

Great stuff Jon!

Just a heads up VRGTS02 — Overclocking Innovation: 2016 Enhancements and New Opportunities Details This class will provide a technical overview of Intel’s® overclocking technologies, OC architecture, and live demonstrations. Attendees will leave with a good understanding of the overclocking capabilities of Intel’s ® latest processors. If you design overclock-able systems or have an interest in performance tuning, this class is for you! Topics include: Discussion of new game changing Overclocking features introduced in 2016. Overclocking Architecture of Intel® Core™ i7-6950X processor series and the Intel® X99 Express Chipset and Intel® Core™i7-6700K processor series and the Intel® Z170 Express Chipset Overclocking Live Overclocking demonstrations Overclocking Ecosystem Overview About the Speaker Dan Ragland Overclocking System Architect, Intel Corporation Dan Ragland joined Intel in 1998 and is currently an overclocking system architect in Intel’s Client Computing Group. He is focused on delivering tuning capabilities and other overclocking innovations for desktop platforms. Previously, he worked to deliver high performance notebook platforms with a focus on gaming, workstations, and Intel’s first mobile Extreme Edition unlocked processor. His work history also includes seven years developing extreme series desktop motherboards and pioneering enthusiast overclocking solutions. Dan holds two patents. He earned his B.S. in Computer Science from Portland State University.

Warming up for the Cheapaz Chips competition?

Just wanted to share this excellent lecture. :celebration: