As usual we had high hopes for yet an even more grand Swedish Performance Championship this year when SPC2005 started at the beginning of December. We had already then a Swedish world record holder in 3Dmark and several impressive results from last year's competition to look back upon. With the final results in hand we can hardly say we are disappointed with this year's results, and then we should remember we have a third and very exciting event left.
Since the first SPC in 2001 we've seen that Sweden as a nation has grown in the overclocking community.
In this short winners article we thought we would focus on the two winning systems from Marcus ?Kinc? Hultin and Robert ?Crotale? Kihlberg. Later on we will publish interviews with our two champions but we can already
present detailed information about their monster systems while the two gets a chance to share their opinion of this year's competition.
Read on at NordicHardware
Since the first SPC in 2001 we've seen that Sweden as a nation has grown in the overclocking community.
In this short winners article we thought we would focus on the two winning systems from Marcus ?Kinc? Hultin and Robert ?Crotale? Kihlberg. Later on we will publish interviews with our two champions but we can already
present detailed information about their monster systems while the two gets a chance to share their opinion of this year's competition.
Read on at NordicHardware
