OC3D Welcomes Yoyotech

Backroom Antics

Published: 10th October 2008 | Source: Overclock3D | Author: Rich Weatherstone

Backroom Antiecs

Apart from the sales area, the store is split into a technical/testing area and warehouse. Below the store is where the mini warehouse is situated which is over 600sq ft. Small but convenient as there is also a 5000sq ft warehouse located nearby where the bulk of stock is held.

So you want a pre-built, pre-overclocked system? You want it built by an experienced overclocker and system builder? You want it to have the best parts used but don't want to pay a ridiculous price? No problem! Gaining access to the PC build/RMA area I managed to interrogate Lucas who originally worked for Vadim so he knows a thing or two about PC building and overclocking. Experience like this is hard to come by so with Yoyotech you can be assured of a quality setup built by an experienced enthusiast. Every system built is strenuously tested over 24hrs with programs such as Prime95 and PC Burn-in to ensure when it reaches the hands of the end-user it will not fail.

Selling pre-overclocked systems is a very time consuming service Yoyotech offer but I am happy to report that no corners were cut in the testing of the builds and, as an overclocker myself, the programs used were ones I would be happy to ensure stability and overclock verification.

Yoyotech also build systems for the end-user and offer PC's for all tastes and budgets ranging from the £99 budget to the Ultra High-end, 'Warbird'. Yoyotech will also happily build a system to your specification of choice and happily advise you on your choice of components compatibility.

Inevitably, sometimes there are problems and a mark of a premium service is how the store deals with such problems. RMA's are initiated after an explanation of the problems and once the system or component is returned the problem is dealt with military precision. The components are tested over a lengthy period of time (12-24hours depending on the problem) and all attempts are made to replicate the problem so it can be best identified. It is also worthy of note that the backroom is not in some hi-tech air conditioned lab. All overclocked systems and base setups are tested at room temperature to ensure the setup will not overheat. Once the problem is identified and a fault replicated, Yoyotech will replace the item should it be in stock without a lengthy returns procedure to the manufacturer. This is a risky strategy on Yoyotechs part as the manufacturer may well just repair the item which Yoyotech cannot then sell but it is certainly a big plus point for anyone receiving a brand new items in place of the faulty one.

Most Recent Comments

08-10-2008, 08:54:53

Jim

Just to add to all thats been said, we have a P5Q Deluxe review here:

http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews.php?/cpu_mainboard/p45_showdown_-_asus_p5q_deluxe_vs_msi_p45_diamond/1

OC3D: Not just a pretty forum ;)

08-10-2008, 09:27:52

Zoot

Just to add to all thats been said, we have a P5Q Deluxe review here:

http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews.php?/cpu_mainboard/p45_showdown_-_asus_p5q_deluxe_vs_msi_p45_diamond/1

OC3D: Not just a pretty forum ;)

:eek:
Jim I will gladly accept punishment for not linking to here first. :rolleyes:

08-10-2008, 09:43:42

Jim

:eek:
Jim I will gladly accept punishment for not linking to here first. :rolleyes:

Damn right. 5 lashing for you sir :mad:

;)

08-10-2008, 10:10:15

Zoot

:ban: :D

08-10-2008, 14:03:53

Jesse-PXP

I'm having some black-screen issues with my 9800gx2, do you think this could be due to my motherboard overclocking my pci-e slot?

08-10-2008, 14:17:00

°TheMadDutchDude°

Yeah most likely, it isn't a good idea to turn up your PCIe frequency TBH.

Can't you lock it to 100MHz?

08-10-2008, 15:58:09

Jesse-PXP

I'm sure I can, i'll look into it though. Computers are so frustrating, I buy all this sweet new hardware and of course I can't get it all working nicely together :P

14-10-2008, 08:59:58

jaydee70

Hi guys, imma a newbee 2 OCing, and i can use some advice.
I have a P5KC with E6850 processor with pc6400 2 GB.
I have it stable now on 3.6, but i want 2 get it up 2 4.0
Is that possible??

Settings :
CPU ratio - 9.0
FSB strap North Bridge - 333
FSB Frequency - 399
PCIE Frequency - 100
DRAM Frequency - DDR2 799
DRAM Command Rate - Auto
DRAM timing Control - Auto
DRAM static read Control - Auto
DRAM dynamic write Control - Auto
Adjust CHA skew support - Auto
Adjust CHB skew support - Auto
Transaction Booster - Diasabled
relax level - 3
CPU voltage - 1.4250
CPU PPL Voltage - 1.50
FSB term Volt - 1.40
Dram Voltage - 2.00
Nort Bridge Volt - 1.55
Clock Over Charching - Auto
Load Line Calibration - Auto
CPU GTL Volt reference - Auto
NB GTL Volt reference - Auto
CPU Spread Spectrum - Auto
PCIE Spread Spectrum - Auto

Hope u guys can help me out,

Greets from JayDee

14-10-2008, 13:09:29

lamboman

4GHz is a push, and is unlikely TBH. You will probably be able to get 3.8GHz though, there are quite a few people who have ran their E6850s at that speed.

14-10-2008, 19:37:15

jaydee70

Tnx 4 ur quick reply.
OK, lets go 4 the 3.8
Wots better now, going 4 faster memory or start working with memory-divider?
Got 2 say, not looking forward 2 the memory-divider, I don't understand that ;-)
What would be better DDR2 PC8500 or DDR3 PC14400???
I have a PC6400 now.

Hope 2 hear from u guys soon again

OC3D Welcomes Yoyotech

Backroom Antics

Published: 10th October 2008 | Source: Overclock3D | Author: Rich Weatherstone

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