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GIGABYTE Starts Computex 2014 with a Bang, Hosting Press Event at Brown Sugar, Taipei

G1 Gaming Cosplay Exhibition and New Limited Edition Z97X-SOC FORCE LN2
Launch with Live World Record Breaking Memory Performance of 4.5GHz
with HyperX Memory from Kingston Technology.

 

 

GIGABYTE, a global leader in all things PC related, began COMPUTEX with a bang by blowing up a nearly year-old world record for the highest frequency memory overclock of 4.4 GHz. Ahh, what a way to celebrate the ushering in of new hardware!

Taipei, Taiwan, June 3rd, 2014 – GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY Co. Ltd., a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards co-hosted a press conference today with Intel to start off the Computex week to showcase their latest 9 series chipset based motherboards. Held at the Brown Sugar jazz bar in downtown Taipei, Taiwan, GIGABYTE had a lot scheduled to keep their guest on their toes, including speeches both from Intel and GIGABYTE, a gaming session featuring cosplay girls from LOL and a world record breaking overclocking demonstration.

Words from Intel and GIGABYTE

Starting the press conference on the right foot, GIGABYTE Vice President of Motherboard Business Unit, Mr. Henry Kao, opened the event by welcoming everyone and providing a brief introduction to GIGABYTE’s market position and their close cooperation with Intel which has helped achieve the success that GIGABYTE sees today. Next GIGABYTE VIP guess Lisa Graff, Intel Vice president of PC Client Group and General Manager of Desktop Client Group, introduced the latest innovations from Intel, including the new Haswell-E and Broadwell CPU, and mentioned how important the close relation with GIGABYTE to implement a “close to market need” design in the future chipset and CPU.

9 Series Launch New Limited Edition

Next up was Colin Brix, Marketing Director of GIGABYTE Motherboard Business Unit to give a brief introduction to their newly launched 9 series motherboards based on the Intel® Z97/H97 chipsets with support for 4th and 5th generation Intel® Core™ processors.

Overclocking World Record

Following the introduction speeches, media and partners were able to witness GIGABYTE Overclocking Evangelist HiCookie officially launch the Z97X-SOC FORCE LN2, a limited edition motherboard designed to shatter all memory overclocking records. Specially engineered with 2 DIMM board and memory located nearest the CPU, HiCookie gave a step-by-step demonstration showcasing how easy it is to overclock the Z97X-SOC FORCE LN2 and was able to set the world’s highest frequency memory overclock record at 4.5 GHz stable using HyperX Predator memory from Kingston Technology, demolishing the almost year old record of 4.4 GHz.

“We are very proud to set the new overclocking world record with GIGABYTE as it establishes Kingston as the latest leader with its HyperX high-performance memory at the forefront of ground-breaking technologies that push the limits,” says Annie Leung, global strategic marketing manager, HyperX. “HyperX is also a major supporter of the overclocking community hosting yearly global competitions and recently becoming an official partner of HWBOT.org. We hope to support and inspire those who are as passionate about pushing hardware and technology as we are.”

 

World Record

 

MEMORY CLOCK – DDR3 SDRAM World Record

  • Score: 4.5 GHz marks
  • Motherboard: GIGABYE Z97X-SOC Force LN2
  • CPU: Intel Core i7 4770K
  • Memory: Kingston HyperX Predator DDR3 SDRAM

 

For more details regarding GIGABYTE 9 series motherboards and the just launched GIGABYTE Z97X-SOC FORCE LN2 motherboard, please go to:

http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=5086#ov

To learn more about GIGABYTE:

http://www.gigabyte.us

Source: GIGABYTE

 

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