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Team China Wins Annual Advanced Overclocking Championship

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Beating out 38 other contestants representing 19 countries, Chinese duo Xu Gang and Susie have won the title of AOCC 2008 Champions. Over 3,000 people attended the two day Advanced Overclocking Championship in Kowloon, Hong Kong, and saw the Chinese team take first place in all three categories of the competition.

"It is a great honor for us to win the Championship, and we think that constant practice and upgrading on overclocking knowledge are key factors that contributed to our victory," Xu Gang and Susie said. "In addition, the components that were used for overclocking were vital, and we found that Asus' hardware, and all other components from the different sponsors of AOCC, were exceptionally stable and top-notch in terms of quality. Overclocking is increasing in popularity back in China, and we think that 1-2 percent of the whole population are currently overclocking today!"

While the team gave Asus the biggest shout-out, components from Intel, Nvidia, Kingston, FSP, and Western Digital were also part of the event. Xu Gang and Susie were awarded $5,000 for their efforts.

Not on the ticket was a side competition invovling LN2. Catch the YouTube video here, and definitely do not try this at home. Or anywhere else.

Image Credit: AOCC

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avatarIs it just me?

Is it just me?   Or is "we found that Asus' hardware, and all other components from the
different sponsors of AOCC, were exceptionally stable and top-notch in
terms of quality." 
not kinda like the MVP of the Superbowl saying "I'm going to Disneyworld!"

We know components are very important.  The questions are:

  Were they given any other options?

   They've got the prize check, is there a dude standing there with another check, if they just say this line from the Marketing Department??

 

 

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avatarAnd what exactly did they DO

And what exactly did they DO to win??  (i.e. - How much did they overclock which part(s)?)

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