G.SKILL to Showcase New Products and Host Highly Anticipated Overclocking Events

[btarunr]

G.SKILL International Enterprise Co., Ltd., the world's leading brand of performance overclock memory and PC components, is excited to showcase new product series at Computex 2023, including high-performance DDR5 memory, peripherals, and PC cases for PC enthusiasts. G.SKILL will also bring back two highly anticipated extreme overclocking events at the Computex booth - the 9th Annual OC World Record Stage 2023 and the 7th Annual OC World Cup 2023; as well as the 3rd Annual G.SKILL Extreme Mod Stage 2023. All these exciting product showcases and events will be shown and held at the G.SKILL booth in the Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1 (TaiNEX 1), 1F, Booth J0601a. G.SKILL sincerely invites you to come visit our booth during Computex between May 30 and June 2, 2023.

G.SKILL OC World Record Stage is one of the biggest overclocking event in the extreme overclocking community. The world's top professional overclockers will be attending G.SKILL Computex booth and aim at breaking as many overclocking records as possible, featuring extreme performance motherboard brands such as ASRock, ASUS, EVGA and MSI, using the latest Intel platform and G.SKILL DDR5 memory with extreme sub-zero liquid nitrogen (LN2) cooling.



Featuring one of the largest total cash prize pool in overclocking competitions at $40,000 USD, 9 qualified extreme overclockers from the Online Qualifier Stage will compete at the G.SKILL Computex booth and show off their finest overclocking skills. The Grand Final Overclocking Champion will be awarded with $10,000 USD and a KINGPINcooling TEK-9 ICON EXTREME V5 GPU LN2 pot. Please refer to the following list for the breakdown of prizes:

• Champion: $10,000 USD + KINGPINcooling TEK-9 ICON EXTREME V5 GPU LN2 pot
• 2nd Place: $6,500 USD
• 3rd Place: $5,000 USD
• 4th Place: $4,200 USD
• 5th Place: $3,400 USD
• 6th Place: $3,000 USD
• 7th Place: $2,800 USD
• 8th Place: $2,600 USD
• 9th Place: $2,500 USD

G.SKILL Extreme Mod Stage 2023
This year, G.SKILL will showcase 12 creative PC system mods from talented modders and professionals from around the world. Come to see the latest thematic creative works of PC modding art at the G.SKILL booth at Computex 2023.

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[loracle706]

Overclocking is bullshit, its funny to know the limits, but definitely don't worth it

 

[freeagent]

Overclocking is bullshit, its funny to know the limits, but definitely don't worth it

What?

Explain yourself.

 

[Jism]

Overclocking is bullshit, its funny to know the limits, but definitely don't worth it

It's a sport.

Not just having a lucky straw here. actually takes knowledge, expertise and experience.

 

[Bwaze]

It's a sport.

Not just having a lucky straw here. actually takes knowledge, expertise and experience.

But it was much more exciting when home user could also reap some of the benefits himself - like increase the frequency by 50%, making lower end part perform faster than it's more ecpensive cousins! And enjoy the faster speed that regular users only achieved two, three generations later!

Now there is virtually no gains going from CPU in stock using anemic cooler versus using custom water cooling and spending not hours, but days (and of course, well over 1000 dollars) in chasing extra performance while still maintaining reliability. Why would then anyone be excited by overclocking using liquid nitrogen, and using short benchmarks (or not even that), not even be able to enjoy that performance?

Now we get CPUs that burn themselves at stock settings, and we're told stock is already an overclock too far, so we should disable EXPO...