Putting Down The Torch

July 7, 2004 admin Uncategorized 0

The last version of Motherboard Monitor has been released. Alex Van Kaam has announced that development will now end.

All good things must come to an end, and this was a good thing. MBM has been a great enabling tool for overclockers over the years. Thank you for doing so much for so long for so little.

There is a forum thread at the website, and I think it’s time for a lot of us to say “Thank you.”

Gratitude is good for both the giver and the recipient.

Thanks again, Alex!

Ed

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