ASUS Open Overclocking Championship Qualifiers Begin!
Get your pots ready and your liquid nitrogen refilled because the ASUS Open Overclocking Championship (AOOC) 2013 qualifiers have opened. For one month overclockers from Europe and CIS are invited to compete for the right to perform in the finals in three disciplines: Super Pi 32M, 3DMark11 Performance and 3DMark Fire Strike.
The official website of ASUS Open Overclocking Cup 2013 is located at http://www.asus-open.com. The competition rules can be found on the AOOC website.
Overclocking results can be submitted via a dedicated page at HWBot, the world’s largest overclocking database.
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