Results and thanks:
Country Cup 2024 results
After battling a multitude of processors and graphics cards that were difficult to overclock (special mention to “Antoine”, “Lennard”, “Jamy” and “Xray” for the 6900 XT and 7900 XTX).
After a tiring night’s sleep, our 17 LAN overclockers gave it their all. Other French overclockers, who couldn’t make it to the event, also overclocked on their own to support the competition.
Thanks to this collective effort, France won the Country Cup for the first time in its history. It won ahead of the Poles and the Americans.
In conclusion
An overclocking LAN is first and foremost a human and community adventure, bringing together enthusiasts who share the same passion and the same pleasure. It’s a unique event that unites the members of this community around a common goal.
Overclocking is a demanding discipline, requiring knowledge, components and a bit of specific hardware.
However, before embarking on extreme overclocking, it’s perfectly possible to get started in “ambient” mode, with traditional cooling such as a ventirad or watercooling. This allows you to learn the basics, understand component behavior and progress step by step.
Acknowledgements :
I would again like to thank our sponsors Thermal Grizzly and Dstny for their financial support, which made this event possible.
As well as Intel, Overclocking.com and G.Skill supported us last year with components that again this year enabled us to stand out from the crowd and prepare for this LAN in the best possible way.
Many thanks also to the town of Montaigut-en-Combraille for renting out the hall, which enabled us to host this overclocking event in excellent conditions.
And finally, a huge thank you to all our French overclockers who fought to represent France at this overclocking competition.
Thanks to their talent and determination, we won Country Cup 2024!
A huge thank you to our dear “Dede“, who brilliantly took on the role of chief photographer for this LAN!
A quick hello to “SArd”, a Ukrainian overclocker well known to the community, who currently resides in France and who did us the honor of visiting us with his family during this LAN, much to our delight.
And on behalf of the entire French overclocking community, I’d also like to thank the other countries and overclockers for their participation.