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Presence PC - Actualites -
1 days and 14 hours ago
Il y a plusieurs semaines, nous invitions 10 d’entre vous à participer à un
concours d’overclocking dont la phase française s’est déroulée ce
week-end. Le but était double : récompenser les bidouilleurs les plus motivés
d’entre vous (même ceux qui n’avaie
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Engadget -
1 days and 14 hours ago
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Edition 965/a is fast enough for the vast majority of PC users across the globe, but not for
Japanese overclocking enthusiast duck. Oh no -- duck decided to pair the chip up with ASUS' ROG
Rampage II Extreme motherboard, which facilitates hardware-based OC'ing, in order to reach a top
speed of 5510.09MHz. The point of the exercise? Just to say he could, not to mention set the bar
for a href="http://www.engadget.com/2007/05/30/oc-team-italy-takes-p4-to-8-18ghz/"OC Team Italy/a
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Extremetech -
1 days and 17 hours ago
The Core i7 920 is Intel's "budget" version of its new CPU. And it has tremendous headroom.
Overclocking has never been easier. pa
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Fareastgizmos.com -
1 days and 22 hours ago
The release of the Intel Core i7 has set the overclocking arena abuzz with excitement in
anticipation of new world records. Armed with the Asus ROG Rampage II Extreme motherboard that
supports the newest Intel platform, the Japanese overclocking enthusiast duck smashed to the top of
the overclocking charts and notched in a world record for Core i7 CPU frequencies. He managed to
record an exceptional score of 5510.09 MHz—clearly laying down the gauntlet to
future challengers to the...
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I4U News -
2 days and 11 hours ago
pAsus reports that the Japanese overclocking enthusiast duck has set a new overclocking world
record on a Core i7 CPUT with the ASUS ROG Rampage II Extreme motherboard. The record is now at
5510.09 MHz. a CPU overclocking veteran, duck still holds the wo.../pdiv class="feedflare" a
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bit-tech.net main feed -
2 days and 17 hours ago
Our first X58 to complete its benchmarking, stress testing, overclocking, and all round butchering
is the Asus P6T Deluxe. Built with workstation features and a kick ass BIOS, has Asus forged
another winner from Intel's iron?
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