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Originally Posted by karmakazi
Wow first post is harsh, and quite disappointing. Thats why I think Ill be joining a few other ppl and leaving this hobby behind...
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Yah its harsh and dissappointing having a bunch of yahoo's that think because they work for or are supported by manufacturers, its cool to compete with average joe's hobbiest on a wide scale using special priveleges data sheets and nda mods.
Why do they overclock to begin with?
a) to compete with other overclockers?
b) to compete only with other manfufacturer overclockers?
c)to promote their companies brand?
d) for fun?
If they answered "a" then what kind of jackfruit uses such an imbalanced approach to competition?
If they answered "b" then what kinda jackfruit enters an arena dominated by average joe's, there is no "competition" there.
If they answered "c", well I aint buying your product cuz you suck.
If, they answered "d", good for you, keep your fun in your pants and out of competitions or contests.
I don't intend for this community to be turning into a bunch of secret squirrels pussies that have no intentions of helping each other.
You're no longer a hobbiest when your sucking the tit of the manufacturers, you're a marketing professional. Nobody, not anybody, was born with a wealth of knowledge, somebody else started them on their way, taught them, nurtured them, encouraged them, all with the intentions that they'd pass it along and not hoard the information. So to all those hobbiest turned TOOL, tsk tsk, to be light about it.
Anyways, this isn't the focus of Overclockaholics or the OC-Alliance. Our focus to bench what we brung and we quite enjoy the extra adversities ahead of us. One way or another we will succeed in our goals, thats who we are, thats what we do.
Goal#1 is having the time of our lives
SO lets get back on topic with bot mutilation