As a reminder, the OC World Cup is an overclocking competition organized every year by G.Skill, with the final held at Computex in Taiwan. This year, the competition was back after a few years’ hiatus, for reasons we all know. This year, G.Skill organized the OC World Cup 2023, and Seby9123 won the competition!
Seby9123, winner of the OC World Cup 2023!
In a nutshell, the competition takes place in three stages, with the first qualifiers where the nine best performers will go to Taiwan. This is followed by the live qualifiers, where only three competitors remain to compete in the grand final on stage. The three qualifiers for the grand final were Seby9123, Rauf and CENS.
This final stretch consisted of three 3-benchmark and two max-frequency challenges. The constraint was a Core i9 13900K overclocked to 7 GHz. Despite the pressure of the live show and the presence of an international audience, Seby9123 came out on top, winning the competition.
One of the max frequency challenges concerned RAM , where he excelled after pushing G.Skill’s latest 24 GB memory modules. During the test, the RAM reached 11158 MT/s. By contrast, Rauf pushed his kit to 10583.8 MT/s, compared with 10397.8 MT/s for CENS.
Seby9123 won the jackpot, a check for $10,000, while the runner-up pocketed $6,500, against $5,000 for the third-place finisher. In any case, big GG to him!
