Having judged several high profile
live overclocking competitions, if
you had it your way, what would
you change at live events if
anything at all?
The CPU binning process, to get 30
CPUs for the contestants, i think
that’s 300 CPUs that need to be
tested on LN2 just to give to the
contestants a truly homogeneous
group of samples. That is what
makes the competition more
unbiased, finding CPUs which have
no more than 50MHz between them.
What was your favourite live
competition of all time and what
made it stand out from the others?
MOA, because it is huge, it is really
a championship with a selection
all over the world that gains you
access to the grand finale. It is a big
investment made by MSI to the OC
community to all.
What do you consider as the future
of overclocking?
It will change; the approach to
overclocking is dependent on the
evolution of the platforms. However
there will still be a lot of people
which will enjoy pushing the different
platforms over the limit. I can’t
imagine though the evolution of the
OC community. It is growing and I
would like it to became bigger and
bigger. I hope that manufacturers will
continue to have an interest in the OC
community and develop even tighter
relationships with it.
Do you think there will ever be a
time