Business Plan Writers Columbus Ohio GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY Co. Ltd., a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards, today announced its latest overclocking contest hosted on HWBOT.org, the GIGABYTE Z97-Pentium AE Beat the Heat Challenge. The main focus will be centered on the latest GIGABYTE 9 series motherboards and the G3258 Intel® Pentium® Anniversary Edition CPU. The challenge is open to all HWBOT.org overclockers and will be separated in 5 stages running various benchmarks on air/water cooling and LN2 cooling. A total of USD $2,000 in cash prizes and two GIGABYTE Z97X-SOC LN2 will be offered to the winners, as well as a lucky draw with 5 participants winning a GIGABYTE G-Powerboard kit.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Pentium® brand, Intel delivered to the overclocking community an unlocked processor with great potential at a very fair price. To put this bad boy to the test, GIGABYTE is giving HWBOT’s community the opportunity to see if they can keep their cool under pressure and win big from August 24th until September 28th, 2014.

Contest Stages
Stage 1: XTU
Submission deadline: Sunday, September 7th
Stage 2: HWBOT Prime
Submission deadline: Sunday, September 7th
Stage 3: Super Pi 32M
Submission deadline: Sunday, September 14th
Stage 4: Memory Clock
Submission deadline: Sunday, September 21st
Stage 5: CPU Frequency clock
Submission deadline: Sunday, September 28th

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All submissions must be made using a GIGABYTE 9 series motherboard (except Z97 SOC FORCE LN2) and retail Intel® Pentium® G3258. All screenshot submissions must include the competition wallpaper including the benchmark score. All submissions must include a picture of the rig used, including competition background. Usual HWBOT submission and verification rules apply. Stage 1 is open to HWBOT Enthusiast, Rookie and Novice overclockers only using Air/Water cooling, LN2 not allowed. Stages 2 to 5 are open to all HWBOT overclockers. To remain qualified, the participants of Stage 2 to Stage 5 MUST submit a score before the deadline. For the lucky draw, the G-Powerboard kit version (Nvidia/AMD) will be sent randomly. Winners of Stage 1 and Stage 2 to 5 will be excluded from the Lucky draw.

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Stage 1:
1st place gets 1 point.
Stage 2 to 5:
For each stage

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Stage 1
1st place receives $500 USD
Stage 2 to 5
1st place receives $1,000 USD and a Z97X-SOC FORCE LN2
2nd place receives $500 USD
3rd place receives a Z97X-SOC FORCE LN2 motherboard
Lucky draw (To be held at the end of the competition)

For complete contest rules, scoring and more details, please visit the contest page hosted on HWBOT.org: Click Here