the competition and hardware?
I think there are still a few small
things that need improvement, but
overall it was much better than
previous years in my opinion.
What is your favourite MOA to date
since 2008?
It was definitely 2013.
It was my first trip to Taiwan ever,
only those who travelled there can
understand...
Do you still compete in the
rankings personally or is that
not important for your anymore.
Do you even find time to be
overclocking as much as before?
Not for a very long time. Now I
only participate in HWBOT Pro OC
Cup with my team mate Pt1t under
a joint user profile named “The
Overclocking Knights”. Together
with Benchbros, Der8auer &
Dancop we formed “Team Pro OC
EU” which is currently ranked 1st.
What is your favourite graphics
card or platform to overclock?
Whatever I can get my hands on
as long as it provides fun without
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complications. I hate wasting time.
To those that know even a little
about you, it’s very obvious that
you’re a fan of motorsport. Which
discipline do you like specifically,
touring, open-wheel racing etc.?
I’m a real fan of Time Attack!
Unfortunately the nearest
championship is in the
UK so I stick to amateur track
sessions. Besides this, I watch a lot
of Rally (Sebastien Loeb FTW !) and
a bit of Formula 1.
Your car is pretty tricked out. What
are you working on adding to it and
what mods does it have at present,
visual and performance?
Ha ha thanks. Engine received
every bolt on mod I could buy
to get more power besides a new
turbo. It’s currently sitting at 434hp
(crank) but like every overclocker I
always want to push more so next
step is to save for a bulletproof
engine and a big turbo kit to reach
~750hp.
You’re one of the more vocal and
high profile overclockers within
the community and perhaps even
outside of that. What are your
general thoughts on the state of
overclocking? Is there perhaps,
anything you’d like to see changed
in the overclocking community?
I’d like to see more & more people
involved in extreme overclocking
so this hobby can become more
popular and maybe evolve into
an E-sport. I’d also like to see
overclockers relax and have
even more fun than they already
are! There are still some nice
competitions but it’s not as
friendly as anymore. I think that
like always, once companies,
money and support (hardware in
this case) got involved, it
changed a lot of things. Now I see
a lot of overclockers whine like
divas about everything and it
is seriously not helping. I mean
criticism is always fine when
it is constructive, but there are
relevant topics, right time and the
right way to do it. However to finish
on a good note, I think that lately,
HWBot’s efforts could be a very
good way to get new blood