EPTIntel Sponsors GSL - Page 7
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pHelix Equilibria
United States1134 Posts
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.Aar
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Fucking sold. I'm excited. | ||
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Turgid
United States1623 Posts
On February 19 2011 06:07 WhoaDrugs wrote: So incontrol was wrong about the western sponsors seeing now the Korean scene is marketable? I'm sorry? | ||
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Pughy
Wales662 Posts
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vyyye
Sweden3917 Posts
Oh and then there's the vocal minority who'll buy Intel only because they're "supporting e-sports" ^^ | ||
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Froadac
United States6733 Posts
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BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES51702 Posts
On February 18 2011 23:00 FlashIsHigh wrote: Lol KPOP, TV channel, the GSL is beginngin to take on the form of real its starleague not Proleague. | ||
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SC2Soundless
United States7 Posts
On February 18 2011 13:51 tok wrote: Definitely happy to see more interest in the GSL. Hopefully e-sports in other parts of the world will get the same attention. they will, once there's more money in it to win. and intel taking a step in that direction is just beautiful long live fucking e-sports man, let's nuke the world with ghosts cloaked by a mothership protected by broodlords. | ||
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TsundereLOVE
United States17 Posts
On February 18 2011 14:04 Selith wrote: Sandy Bridge processors themselves are OK. The SATA controllers were messed up on the motherboard (using specific controller). All the affected boards were recalled, and the revised version is set to be released soon. Yeah I was actually planning on buying a Dell XPS 17 since I'm moving to Japan in 3 weeks, but the computers got recalled due to that  I ended up going with the XPS 15 instead, seems it should run SC2 just fine without any graphic lag at all on medium settings or so... wonder if it will lag connecting from Japan though =/ | ||
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rakshasa
Japan23 Posts
On February 19 2011 14:51 TsundereLOVE wrote: Yeah I was actually planning on buying a Dell XPS 17 since I'm moving to Japan in 3 weeks, but the computers got recalled due to that I ended up going with the XPS 15 instead, seems it should run SC2 just fine without any graphic lag at all on medium settings or so... wonder if it will lag connecting from Japan though =/The connection between Japan and the US is excellent, no need to worry. | ||
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biskit
Australia355 Posts
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MangoTango
United States3670 Posts
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fenster
United States73 Posts
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Kfcnoob
United States296 Posts
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Trentelshark
Canada385 Posts
On February 18 2011 13:49 motbob wrote: http://www.playxp.com/sc2/news/view.php?article_id=2623016 Intel is sponsoring the GSL. More specifically, this GSL is called the "second generation Intel Core GSL" (which is a lot shorter in hangul), where "second generation core" just means the i3, i5, and i7. The remainder of the press release doesn't have any new information, except that these guys will be performing at some point during the GSL (thanks Selith). An aside: I have a hunch that Intel is also sponsoring whatever Inc's big announcement is, so essentially everyone should run out and buy an i7 asaply. I already have an i7, so you're welcome for contributing to the GSL sponsorship  On February 21 2011 06:37 Kfcnoob wrote: i tried to buy one of their second generation i7's but they are all on recall. kind of ironic they are sponsoring a tournament with this sort of advertisement when the product isnt even available till as far as april It's not the cores, it's the (primarily) Sandybridge boards which have a design flaw (voltages) which will result in the SATA ports failing prematurely, and only if your board shows "Intel (R) 6 Series". The x58 chipset and below are fine, at least at this point in time . | ||
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Xerrea
Denmark41 Posts
Just sad i allready got an i7 and i don't need another one expect if it was 980x (only got 960 ) | ||
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TsundereLOVE
United States17 Posts
On February 19 2011 15:21 rakshasa wrote: The connection between Japan and the US is excellent, no need to worry. That's good to know! I remember playing WoW back in Japan a few years ago and my ping would range from a decent 200'ish to upwards of 800 sometimes >< During the laggier times of the days it was pretty intolerable doing arena >< I can't imagine trying to micro with high ping lol Probably was partly because I lived in a dorm though and a lot of people were often DLing stuff etc though | ||
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Alabasern
United States4005 Posts
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Gospadin
United States84 Posts
On February 21 2011 17:17 Xerrea wrote: Intel should not have bough MacAfee, they should have used those money on eSport instead imo but nice to see they still got some spare change. Just sad i allready got an i7 and i don't need another one expect if it was 980x (only got 960 )If Intel spent the $7B they used on McAfee on esports instead, nobody would know what to do with the money. Honestly, an organically grown organization that slowly builds up in viewership and popularity is much more stable than something you throw money at. Big wads of money make for bad decision making, and it'd wind up looking like the superbowl halftime show. | ||
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Riddle-
Canada48 Posts
On February 19 2011 01:06 skrzmark wrote: I bet Tasteless says: This is the GSL sponsored by our wonderful sponsors: Sony Ericsson since he's been saying it for so long. Tasteless then gets fired. In fact, he did say "Thanks to our sponsors: Sony... I'm sorry Intel.." haha | ||
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