Event: Gigabyte's Global Overclocking Finals
Final Preparations Are Made...
Ma Mengming, vice president of Gigabyte, presided over the overclocking finals, and was the one responsible for inviting representatives of the company’s co-sponsors to participate in the opening ceremony. The brilliant performances of cheerleaders received unanimous applause from those present at the opening ceremony, as the overclocking competition-related matters were then explained to visitors in Chinese and English.
After the opening ceremony ended, visitors were able to put votes into ballot boxes. Meanwhile, the projection display screen located in the overclocking competition area displayed the last zero count, on which the starting and ending times of each phase of the contest—as well as best-to-date results of the teams—were displayed so that participants could keep track.
The Teams Get Ready
Before the competition formally began, the teams made relevant preparations in the overclocking competition area, which included providing mounting LN2 equipment to relevant hardware, modifying the circuits of competition-specific components, and so on.
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Duncan NZ Bit of a poor article, should of just submitted the article late, and that way you could actually have the two bits people actually care about, chicks AND world records.Reply -
cangelini Duncan NZBit of a poor article, should of just submitted the article late, and that way you could actually have the two bits people actually care about, chicks AND world records.Reply
Duncan,
I'm following up with the folks in TW for a follow-up with the final results. -
Zorg Duncan NZchicks.... AND ...When?Reply
Sorry for the disrespect...not. I like GA, earlier this would have been worth more. Now I want to see the i7, even though I know it's a server chip.
More chicks, sorry I'm a pig.
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computerninja7823 sorry i just got to say this......more girls! i like the one in the little black dress......Reply -
TauAs Very bad article, even gigabytes press release is better:Reply
http://www.giga-byte.com/News/Motherboard/News_List.aspx?NewsID=1418
and championship has ended almost a month ago. -
salsoolo computerninja7823sorry i just got to say this......more girls! i like the one in the little black dress......who doesntReply -
danimoth17 Just noticed, all the mentions of the Gigabyte boards on display are wrong concerning the GA-P45-UD3 board. You labeled it as a GA-P45-UD3P, which it is not because it has only 1 PCIe 2.0 slot.Reply
There are 3 models
GA-P45-UD3 (shown)
GA-P45-UD3R (different chipset cooler)
GA-P45-UD3P (2 pcie 2.0) -
cangelini danimoth17Just noticed, all the mentions of the Gigabyte boards on display are wrong concerning the GA-P45-UD3 board. You labeled it as a GA-P45-UD3P, which it is not because it has only 1 PCIe 2.0 slot.There are 3 modelsGA-P45-UD3 (shown)GA-P45-UD3R (different chipset cooler)GA-P45-UD3P (2 pcie 2.0)Reply
I'll have the author take a look, thanks!!