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This program gives you the opportunity to test out the latest and greatest technology offered for two weeks right in your home. Sign up is free and for members only. EVGA will randomly select participants and can not guarantee participation to all that sign up. If you are selected, EVGA will ship you a product to test and review for two weeks! You will then send the product on to the next person selected by EVGA - the only cost to you is shipping via UPS to the next designated participant.

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08/11/2009	TheGoat Eater	5/5	While I personally had problems with the overclocking of the board on my own, I think it was dues to my lack of knowledge of optimal settings for the board. while I was in Detroit for what is now called EVGA Motor City OC Event I got the chance to learn to use the board with Peter Tan aka Shamino, under Liquid Nitrogen and I was able to get Peter's W3570 up to and arouse 5.2GHz with ease. So while my experience with the board by myself just learning it I ran into trouble, but realize that with time I could come to know what my setup would like and really be able to dial it in. So overall I recommend the board and will say that you should take you time to tweak and learn what all the setting do... If you are buying a $400USD motherboard you should really take time to learn all the features it has... Also I want to report that there will be a new external overclocking which was nicknamed "the clicker" and its approximately the size of an ipod classic and is able to tweak the board just like the eleet tool but its all hardware, and no this is not a usb attachment - it plugs into a header on the board...

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10/08/2009	killerjay_47	3/5	I tried the 3D Glasses with a couple of games during the time I had it. I have to say that it looked best when used with the demo of the spinning NVIDIA logo. The logo appeared to hover out of the screen when it came toward you, which was pretty neat. None of the games looked that good though. One thing I noticed right away was that the glasses were big enough to fit over top of my eyeglasses. However, they weren't too heavy or clunky to wear. Once I got the whole thing set up and working, I was able to see 3D but I was a little disoriented by the fact that changing my perspective did not change the perspective of the 3D objects on screen. It took me a while to get used to that. In NHL09, I had to turn down the depth fairly low to get things to look OK. There were still some objects on the screen that were incorrectly or awkwardly placed depth-wise, especially among the scoreboard, the titles, and the menus. Otherwise, for the most part, the players and the ice surface had some visible 3D textures and didn't look too bad. Playing The Witcher, there were a lot of moments where large portions of the screen appeared flat, without any depth at all. Occasionally, limbs or objects on the screen were incorrectly placed in the depth scale, such as times when a sword was pointed in one direction by shading and appearance, but its 3D object appeared to point in a completely different direction. Once again, when it was working, it was very cool, but The Witcher is not very well supported. Overall, I would say that the technology is cool, although it doesn't feel like it's mature. Perhaps that's the result of using it with games that weren't designed with that in mind. Or perhaps it isn't quite refined enough yet to take off. I know for certain that I wouldn't pay the asking price for a set of them myself. They're not worth it at this point. Maybe in a few years the technology will make me take a second look, but for now I'm happy envisioning the 3rd dimension in my head, rather than trying to see it with my eyes. Of course, I'm not a hardcore gamer. Thanks to EVGA for making this review possible - this program is an awesome thing for you to do for the community.

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10/08/2009	Thosesneakyfrench	1/5	Could not get it to work with 2 computers, nothing but problems.

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