With stock scores in the rear-view mirror and the first weekend of Forum Wars coming to a close, most of the safe runs have been done. Well, I say safe, what this usually means is just slow enough to keep things from making a mess all over the room with hot electronics. Igniting various fabrics and hairs is a possibility as well, if you don’t know how to insulate or spend more than $20 on a power supply…
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2/19
2010
2010
As for this article, I’m going to be posting what is actually done in Forum Wars. This will be my third time competing, so I make roughly 40% less newbie mistakes than the first timers. Unfortunately, this will be my first time using dry ice for Forum Wars, and the second time ever using it, so I’ll probably be making a lot of mistakes. Anyway, on to the hardware…
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2010
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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2010
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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2010
2010
In a flurry of air cooled i3 mhz, sno.lcn dethrones one of his idols from #1 on the benching team!
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2010
2010
Ross has held one of the top spots on the Overclockers Forums Benching Team as long as I can remember. He’s one of the most talented overclockers I know and I couldn’t imagine seeing him anywhere but the top.
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