Gigabyte Claim World's First Overclocking Mobo

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  • darkguset
    Foxconn had designed the first (if not, one of the first) motherboards with the help of Samino (PRO overclocker) for overclockers. Did Gigabyte miss the event? lol
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  • Altheran
    Sooo .... what were we doing before this board was conceived ??? 0_o
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  • Ragnar-Kon
    I'm skeptical.

    I guess only time will tell. Maybe Tom's can bake some cookies and send them to Gigabyte in exchange for a little more in-depth preview?
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  • techguy911
    LoL first i think not my P8 p67 pro from asus i can view my computer stats via smart phone and overclock, adjust fans from across the room switches are obsolete.
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  • banthracis
    And the difference btwn HW OCing/changing profiles using buttons on the mobo and OCing/chanigng profiles in the BIOS is?
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  • christop
    That is a bold statement... umm Asus>>1
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  • ab0tj
    Abit BH6, anyone?
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  • @banthracis

    to hazard a guess, a reboot.....
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  • tsnor
    "...Overall the board's highlights include three DDR3 memory slots, ..."

    I count 6 ?
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  • AMW1011
    DFI's been doing it exclusively for years...
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