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Subscribe In the last issue of TheOverclocker for 2014, we finally get French overclocker Pepi to sit down and speak with us. We look back at MSI’s Master Overclocking Arena 2014 and review our first duo of X99 motherboards. We look through what is probably the best GTX 980 on the market, and get the full lowdown on the ASUS Open Overclocking Cup European final with The OC Show episode 6. There’s a lot more in this issue, be sure to check it all out. Until next year then, have a superb holiday season. TOC Team out!
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Here’s Issue 31 of TheOverclocker Magazine. This time we catch up with a rising competitor in the Elite overclocking league, Dancop from Germany. We take a quick look at Intel’s might Core i7 5960X and cover not one or two, but five of the best Z97 motherboards around. For the gamers out there, we also gathered five of the best mice in an effort to crown a king. Finally, be sure to check out episode 5 of TheOC show. Get something to eat or drink and sit back and coverage on the GIGABYTE EOC competition and more.
Welcome to issue 30 of TheOverclocker Magazine. This month we look at the happenings of COMPUTEX 2014. We spend time with the amazing GIGABYTE Z97X-SOC Force motherboard. Look at EVGA’s classic GTX 780Ti K|NGP|N Edition graphics card and a host of other hardware and get to hear from the number one Argentinian overclocker, “Nacho Arroyo”. Be sure to check out The OC show episode 4 video as well. This one is a whole 30 min, so grab your favorite drink and tune in.
In Issue 29 of TheOverclocker magazine, we sit down with famous overclocker, Elmor after what seems to be an eternity since we last caught up with him. TheOC Show is back for the third time and as always has plenty for you to chew on, so make sure to watch that. Last, but not least we look at the mighty impressive GIGABYTE BRIX PRO and possibly the best gaming notebook on the market at the moment, the MSI GT 70.
In this issue (our first of 2014), we head back to Brazil for an interview with the number one overclocker in the Extreme Overclocker’s League. We take some time to consider our beloved DIY industry again through what is hopefully an objective pair of eyes. The HWBOT/OC-TV talk show returns again with episode 2 and we go through some of the best hardware on the market today. All this and much more – this is TheOverclocker issue 28!
Here it Is, the last issue of 2013. This time around we bring you the first episode of what is hopefully many more of OC-TV and HWBOT’s OC Show. In addition we get a quick one on one with Hong Kong’s epic overclocker, Mad222 and for our cover feature take a look at ASUS’s greatest motherboard to date, the Rampage IV Extreme Black Edition. We will see you again in 2014, with a bigger better issue and more overclocking adventures. Until then, have a cool Holiday season!
TheOverclocker issue 26 is here, packed with more of the great content you’ve come to expect. Be sure not to miss out on our MSI MOA 2013 grand finals coverage and our time spent with Jonathan Alva, better known as Lucky_n00b. As usual we have plenty of high-end overclocker hardware for you to sink your teeth into. Got on and take a minute to read it, you just may be surprised at what you find inside. Until Issue 27, do take care.
Issue 25 of TheOverclocker has finally arrived and we are once again looking at the latest hardware, features and what’s happening with some of our favorite overclockers in the game. We may be a little late, but we are also a little better. Until Issue 26, enjoy the read and keep pushing it!
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