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Likely not actually overclocking. They were probably underclocking them previously in order to maintain thermal headroom to avoid another RROD issue. Will have to see how the thermals are after increasing, likely fine.

Huge move, interested to see how the product evolves or changes since him joining.

Will wait for the non-fuck shirt.

RIP Ryan.

Thoughts go out to his family, friends, and everyone he has worked with. The world just lost a great person and journalist.

Going to try to get into this game. I try to make myself relatively well-rounded with different types of games, but I haven't done much of anything with MOBAs (only a handful of bot matches of LOL)

Thanks, will shoot that account an email.

Logitech G500, I've used and reviewed a few and I keep coming back to the Logitech.

Hi all,

Last week I signed up for premium once the bug was fixed on the payment page. After paying I received an email with a store.giantbomb.com coupon code for $15 off a purchase. I've tried to use the code a couple of times (re-trying the order) and it continues to say invalid code.

Yep, it works now, just paid for premium (thanks!)

Ran into one issue though, the coupon code that I received for the $15 off at the store isn't being accepted, does it take a few for it to get added to the database to work in the discount box?

For graphics card overclocking you just need to watch your temperatures. Because of how the 6** series cards from nVidia overclock there isn't too much you can really do to hurt them as they boost and drop speeds depending on the temperatures. I believe they 'throttle' (or at least no longer 'boost') at about 75C. I would use Afterburner to run some stress tests, I don't recommend FurMark as it creates a very unnatural amount of heat, I would use either the newest 3DMark or Unigene Heaven or Valley with a couple of loops to see how it performs and heats up. You may also need to play with your fan profile settings to keep the temperatures in check.