Wednesday January 12 03:00 am

Newegg TV Sandy Bridge Overclocking & UEFI Demo on ASUS P8P67 P67 1155

http://www.newegg.com WARNING This is a much longer video than what we usually post! We considered cutting out some of the info, but we decided that this new technology warrants some extended explanation. Today we're back with J.J., the ASUS Senior Technical Marketing Specialist, to learn about UEFI and try out some overclocking on the new Sandy Bridge platform. -== Hardware ==- ASUS P8P67 Pro http //bit.ly/eIqEFe Intel Core i7 2600K http //bit.ly/hQP32g Cooler Master Hyper 212+: http //bit.ly/bduiE4 ASUS GTX 580 http //bit.ly/guMhcm We've got one more video for this series -- some heavy overclocking on the Maximus IV Extreme, and a tri-SLI test with three GTX 580s, so stay tuned! - Credits - Camera, Editing Lam Talking Paul Special Guest J.J., ASUS Senior Technical Marketing Specialist
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