Quote Originally Posted by Rollo View Post
Overvolting overclockers are not the reference target market for anyone that I know of.

Have no clue how you'd answer a board of directors asking why you're making $300 a card using more costly components instead $350 a card using cheaper components. That's $50,000 profit lost per 1000 units to appeal to a market that a. may not matter when looking at 670/680 sales b. certainly raises return costs

We pretty much know that if they used the components necessary to clock it 100MHz higher, you'd just use that as your start point and try to get the same 300MHz or whatever and then say it's a bad OCer.

Appealing to OCers makes no business sense I see- they're too small a market. (and no offense intended, don't care what you do with your card obviously)
Our market is so small we fly people all over the globe with 10's of thousands of dollars of LN2, LHE, giant phase change systems, and are employed at many companies building specialty hardware.

Yeah, we're totally a small market.