Europe for example.
How often do you have
overclocking sessions in a
month?
It depends, but I will bench for
sure if I receive new hardware,
in a month though I have
anywhere between two to four
sessions usually.
Which are the people you
overclock with the most when
you have group sessions?
I think most overclockers
around the world are good
people so I bench with just about
anybody. I encourage people
who can work together as a
team, sharing knowledge about
overclocking and producing
good result.
Who is your closest competition
in your country or in the world
actually? The person that you
feel challenges you the most with
similar hardware to your own.
There are so many good
overclockers in Indonesia
like Ekky (Jengkol), Benny
and Jonathan Alva aka Lucky
n00b (Team Captain for Jagad
Review). They are all highly
skilled and senior overclockers.
I don’t feel though that there’s
any competition between us
because I am overclocking not
for the competitiveness but
purely because I love it. I’m only
concerned about improving my
own results and exceeding my
limits. I don’t really think much
about other people’s results.
In your opinion, is overclocking
growing, dying or staying about
the same in your country?
Well this is very hard to answer.
I don’t know what the situation is
right now but we can clearly see
many more components than
before such as motherboards,
graphics cards, memory, power
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