The Challenger Divisions represent the heart and soul of competitive overclocking on OC-ESPORTS. Seven unique divisions, each containing five individual stages make it the arena where all tastes, budgets and abilities are catered for. It doesn’t matter if you are a rookie overclocker with a thing for AMD chips, a old timer who enjoys tweaking decades old systems, or of course an Elite player looking to prove a point - you can find a competitive spot to call your own in the Challenger Divisions.

[...]"In Stage 2 we again have subaruwrc rise to the top, taking the win with a CPU frequency of 8,187.14MHz, again using an FX-9370. This meant that Toolius from India had to accept second place with an FX-8370E pushed to 8109.6MHz. Third place belongs to Amey once again, hitting 8030.49MHz on an FX-9370 chip."

[...] "One or two anomalies aside, this Division in Round 1 is almost totally dominated by one player. Canada’s Johan45 is an Extreme overclocker who certainly knows his way around an AMD APU. In Stage 1 he buried the opposition with a Super Pi 32M run of 14min 59sec 250ms using an A10-7870K pushed just a touch to reach 3,996MHz. Belgian Apprentice pasatoiutd came second with a run of 15min 5sec 953ms."

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