Abit's Guru Clock saves time for overclockers

Logla · Jun 30, 2004, 12:58 PM

"WHEN I WAS AT COMPUTEX, I was quite glad I stopped by the Abit booth. I thought I saw all the new Fatal1ty toys at E3, but I wasn't prepared for the two goodies I saw. These two things, apart from the usual mobos galore, were the Guru Clock and the Thecus.

The Guru Clock is a potential solution to the heat sensor problem I ranted about a while back and is an external USB readout and controller. It has styling vaguely reminiscent of the St. Louis Arch, and a large LCD readout, which is the big black square in the picture. The clock starts out by simply being a real clock and room tempature monitor. From there, it shows you fan speeds, various component temps, and even provides e-mail notification."

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Jun 30, 2004, 12:58 PM	#1
Logla HardwareHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 3,311 Rep Power: 0	Abit's Guru Clock saves time for overclockers "WHEN I WAS AT COMPUTEX, I was quite glad I stopped by the Abit booth. I thought I saw all the new Fatal1ty toys at E3, but I wasn't prepared for the two goodies I saw. These two things, apart from the usual mobos galore, were the Guru Clock and the Thecus. The Guru Clock is a potential solution to the heat sensor problem I ranted about a while back and is an external USB readout and controller. It has styling vaguely reminiscent of the St. Louis Arch, and a large LCD readout, which is the big black square in the picture. The clock starts out by simply being a real clock and room tempature monitor. From there, it shows you fan speeds, various component temps, and even provides e-mail notification." Full Article: The Inquirer