[ReverendMaynard]

Just sent in my resume for new position at Bell Canada with this discription in the duties section:

ADVANCED TOOLS IN A HIGH TECH ENVIRONMENT

Expand your hardware proficiency with over-clocked computer processors, high end graphics cards, and performance related components.
Push the limits of computing technology with in-house built and maintained computers and enterprise servers.
Test business applications and new technology invested by the program such as Android and Apple Tablets and touch screen monitors.
Learn advanced network administration through the evolution of our dedicated 360-core render farm for 3D Animation, HD Video and motion graphics.

[GeorgeStorm]

Thats what they said about themselves?
Sounds awesome! Good luck

[ocgmj]

Nice! Hope it works out for you homie.

[BenchZowner]

Dip in

[ReverendMaynard]

that's a tiny bit of the job description but it's cool to see large corporation just USE the word overclocking.

[Kal-EL]

Yes, very cool that they are opening up to "Overclocking" and its many system benefits. Good luck Rev and I hope they pay thru the nose for all the extra clock cycles.

[Splave]

EPIC

[Witchdoctor]

Wow ...

Best of luck Stephen ..... sounds like a dream job

[MaadDaawg]

Hey Bro,

sounds perfect for you - fingers crossed

[ThreeDhero]

Wow sounds like a lot of fun.
Really strange they want to overclock server's. At GE on our data-center floor all of our servers and hardware run at bone stock clocks. Even with no overclock 5-7 servers in one cabinet produce a massvise amount of heat. Plus hardware reliability is the most important aspect for a server, if these they go down it can have a huge impact costing us millions of dollars.
Sounds like Bell canada wants more for their money, they've got big balls haha
Hope you get an interveiw after that I'm sure you will knock it out the park bud!