Saturday, January 8th 2011

EVGA Readies Analog CPU Speed Meter

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btarunr
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EVGA is known for several of its wacky accessories for overclockers using its motherboards. It's living up to its reputation with its latest one: an analog CPU clock-speed meter. By the looks of it, the device fits onto the case with its dial facing the user, latched onto the case using the side-panel screw. It connects to the system probably over the EVBot interface. Another possibility is that the device connects to the motherboard over USB (front-panel) headers. The meter's dial uses a GHz scale with starting unit at 1 GHz, going up to 6 GHz, with no distinct divisions between. So there it is, another means for you to show some momentary love to EVGA.

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45 Comments on EVGA Readies Analog CPU Speed Meter

#1
Wile E
Power User
lol. I kind of actually like this. Completely useless from a practicality standpoint, but kind of fun.

I would never buy one, but I'd use it if it were given to me. lol
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#2
theonedub
habe fidem
btarunrSo there it is, another means for you to show some monetary love to EVGA.
Fixed :D
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#4
_JP_
I like it and would probably buy it, if was somewhat cheap. But I can foresee placement issues arise.
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#5
mtosev
me like this. Where can I get one?:)
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#7
MRCL
So it only goes to 6 huh? :D
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#8
LittleLizard
LOL. We need one now for the rpm of the cpu cooler and then we will have a Car-Computer dash thingy :roll:
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#9
Sasqui
This belongs in a Thanksgiving turkey.
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#10
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
If you get tired of it - you can cut the cable off it and use it as a tie clip or a cufflink
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#11
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
i'd buy it if it showed CPU usage instead of GHz.
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#12
Wrigleyvillain
PTFO or GTFO
Good point though when utilizing Speed Step and such having CPU speed visible would be actually useful.
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#13
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
actually - on second thoughts - dont waste your money - Its not worth buying at all unless it goes OVER 9000!!!!!!
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#14
Wile E
Power User
I think we should have a custom infraction for using OVER 9000!!!!!!! Memes.
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#15
mstenholm
Musselsi'd buy it if it showed CPU usage instead of GHz.
Start crunching and put a hand written post-it on your monitor with this text - 100 % CPU load :)
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#16
Depth
FreedomEclipseactually - on second thoughts - dont waste your money - Its not worth buying at all unless it goes OVER 9000!!!!!!
It does, it goes up to 6,000,000,000 hertz
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#17
mlee49
Analog is sooooo 1990....



I wanna know who at Evga came up with this and their pci boost crap thingy.
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#18
kenkickr
If you use SpeedStep or Cool N Quiet I bet it's cool to watch...for 10sec
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#19
cadaveca
My name is Dave
OMG. IS this the only innovation we are left with?:shadedshu
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#20
_JP_
kenkickrIf you use SpeedStep or Cool N Quiet I bet it's cool to watch...for 10sec
Although with Turbo Boost or Turbo Core it will make it quite confusing, I bet the needle won't stay put.
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#21
AphexDreamer
I can see this selling to a large amount of nobody.
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#22
cauby
so,would it break when this happens:

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#24
LittleLizard
FreedomEclipseactually - on second thoughts - dont waste your money - Its not worth buying at all unless it goes OVER 9000!!!!!!
Brilliant!
Wile EI think we should have a custom infraction for using OVER 9000!!!!!!! Memes.
Not so brilliant :wtf:
DepthIt does, it goes up to 6,000,000,000 hertz
1 ghz = 1000 mhz = 1.000.000 hz. So you have 3 extra zeros in there.
mlee49Analog is sooooo 1990....



I wanna know who at Evga came up with this and their pci boost crap thingy.
Yes, but its MOAR COOL THAN DIGITAL :pimp:
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#25
Depth
LittleLizard1 ghz = 1000 mhz = 1.000.000 hz. So you have 3 extra zeros in there.
1 giga = 1000 mega = 1 000 000 kilo = 1 000 000 + three extra zero's
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