★★★★★★ thread :D amazin score, congrats! :up:
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★★★★★★ thread :D amazin score, congrats! :up:
:slobber: GJ!
Very nice Andre !
Please, send me this cpu :D
I can send the CPU´s (ES) in Czech and slovakia every one goes between 4,2GHz and 4,8GHz (1,7V-1,76V) :rofl::ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by CornerJack
Andre this is soo amazing score :up:
on the memories you have the pot?
Con gratz, Andre that is an amazing chip
Congratulations! Very nice score! :)
Amazing score and frequency for core i7
congratz for great work Andre
amazing frequenzy congratz Andre...
simply amazing... :up:
WTF !!!!
Crazy Score man xD:shocked:
Congratulations Andre :up:
Holy :banana::banana::banana::banana: buddy...so if one guy beat you one or two seconds you beat him by 15seconds!!! :eek: :eek:
Awesome chip and awesome overclocker, sub 6mins 32M coming in the next few weeks I feel.
Bankai! :O
A-Data has published a press release:
http://www.adata.com.tw/en/newscenter.php?news_id=342
No one single word who actually performed the WR.. seems like the overclocking scene is definitely changing. Nowadays on top it is no longer overclockers competing against each other but companies using overclockers as tools of marketing. Hopefully everyone involved get a proper reimbursement of their hard work. Not too much asked from these multi-million companies, right?
That is a really good point. Wouldn't have taken much effort to put in the name.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sampsa
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Originally Posted by Sampsa
ASUS always does the same thing as Adata. Did you remember this? I know who made it. Why do a lot of people use companies' name on ORB? Marketing??? What's the point?
http://aka-cdn-ns.adtech.de/apps/504...uropaketti.gif
So you're saying they did not notify you at all concerning using your record for marketing purposes?
loving the 6 40, nice run
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Originally Posted by CryptiK
I don't care who use my record for marketing because many companies already done it before.
I wouldn't be surprised.. in their money craving minds they have to make believe that it's the hardware that has set the record, rather than the hardware and the overclocker altogether. If they were to report that x has gotten a record with their hardware, the masses would rightfully praise x and their precious hardware rather than the latter uniquely. This is the marketing world.Quote:
Originally Posted by CryptiK
Congrats Andre on the jawdropping result, it's just a shame that you get so little recognition from those that should actually thank you a thousand, because you are actually helping them sell more.
Regards
wow.. just read the a-data post.. thats a bit lame.. if they only knew that andre could have broken the wr with ANY brand of ram, and that its the board+cpu doing all the work.. gratz andre, u get your recognition here and on hwbot
Andre, Yes I know who made it but there is a big difference. This person is Asus employee and gets a monthly salary for his work/overclocking.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreYang
What I'm trying to say is that companies need to change their attitude and give overclockers proper reimbursement/credit if they use them as tools of marketing. Giving a free motherboard for hours/days of testing is not a proper payment. Just my 2 cents.
A point i can agree on :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sampsa
i love DFI.....:D