If this thing works like the Tweak it function on the Rampage Extreme and makes use of the big LCD screen instead of the LCD poster i want to see how many people still think it's for n00bs.
If this thing works like the Tweak it function on the Rampage Extreme and makes use of the big LCD screen instead of the LCD poster i want to see how many people still think it's for n00bs.
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Tweakit is actually pretty sweet for making hardware OC adjustments (vcore, VTT, BCLK) on the fly without the need for a reboot, especially if you're benching. I'm not sure what this controller provides that tweakit doesn't. I guess it would be easier to use with a case, but who benches like that?
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yeah, thats convenient... but you know whats even more convenient? having a software tool to adjust those voltages :POriginally Posted by Aivas47a
besides adjusting stuff while your running the benchmark, i really dont see a point in tweakit and this external oc controller
Put an eight track slot in the front of it and it looks just like a Kraco under dash player I had in the '68 Shelby... if it had two knobs on the front it would look just like the Craig under dash 8-track player ... Round it off and we have a Weltron 2001 desktop 8-track....
Can you water cool it...
Can you water cool it...
Now THAT would be extreme.
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