2/8
2010
In today’s news, Dolk highlights an easy and cheap (under $50!) subzero cooling guide. Also, reviews galore and of course all the interesting threads from OC Forums.
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2/8
2010
We’ve seen a lot of news about Intel’s 32nm CPU on the internet in the past six months…Now let us take a look at Intel’s LGA 1156 platform. This platform will launch new 32nm CPU products, including Core i5 6XX and Core i3 5XX series, named Clarkdale.
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2/5
2010
The second installment of Dolk’s news column highlights new information about Intel Westmere. Also in the headlines, Fermi, Thuban, Clarkdale and the latest from the forums.
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2/5
2010
Our Overclockers.com Folding@Home Team has been running member spotlights for quite some time – this is the 84th feature in our series of Folding Spotlights!
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2/3
2010
Check out the latest overclocking and hardware news, from the release of the AMD Zosma to leaked ATI HD5450 specifications. The most compelling forums threads are also mentioned, including LN2 cooling, SETI milestones and a wooden PC.
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2/2
2010
I’d like to welcome our two newest Benching Team members, Bobnova and Khemikal!
Both of these guys have been working on joining the team for a little while now, and I’m happy to say they’ve made it in. They’re both long time O/C members, and we’re all looking forward to benching with them for a long time to come.
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2/1
2010
One of the many definitions I use for technology is the “desire to eliminate moving parts.” We seem to be adding more than we’re removing.
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1/29
2010
Relative newcomer to the gaming gear market Evo-G sets out to offer desirable gamer-centric styling in all of their product lines. The Evo-G HS1 headset is billed as a lightweight, comfortable, great stereo sound and a solid bass headset product.
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1/28
2010
Overclockers Tech has two new reviews for your reading pleasure. First up is Coolink’s SWIF2 fans, followed by Noctua’s NHU12-P SE2 Premium CPU Cooler.
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1/28
2010
Forum Wars is an online, team-based overclocking/benchmarking competition hosted by The Raptor Pit. Basically, each team is divided up into classes, based on hardware limitations. Classes compete against each other, and basically the team with the most winning classes wins the wars. There’s quite a bit of strategy involved in class placement, and we’ve got some guys on our team that are great at that. OC Forums is on quite an impressive winning streak, which we’d like to keep going.
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