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On January 31 2013 06:15 achan1058 wrote:
They also have a WoW team last Blizzcon. Who are those guys on the pic?
Top picture: their LoL team, the one with the long hair is Ring Troll, I don't know the others because I don't care for LoL
Middle picture: their SC2 team, (YongHwa, Mvp, ByuL, Seed, True, First, YoDa, Ready, dreamertt and RagnaroK)
Bottom picture: their WoW team, the players are Adouken, Shotky and Avenger (don't know which is which exactly)
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YEAAAAAAAAAAAA nice. Always good to see sponsors
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Good stuff. Now I hope the other Korean ESF get new sponsors as well to stabilize things.
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Fantastic news, I needed something to cheer me up after Mvp's tough loss last night. Any product that sponsors my favorite player is definitely a product that should be bought by everyone!
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World's best team, staying alive.
Hanging in there~
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Great news for IM! Sounds like they will continue to have a solid financial background. Will be really nice to have that stability w/ so many other teams folding and such.
Edit; I believe Nestea and Mvp (possibly others) have made appearances at foreign events at the LG booths... Correct me if I'm wrong...
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Awesome, always great when teams pick up sponsors.
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On January 30 2013 18:58 pdd wrote:
IM collects sponsors like Tasteless collects ladder points.
I laughed so hard.
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Nice, it is great to see ASRock sponsor such great team!
I am a ASRock fan, and a IM fan as well
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Whenever I think of "New Motherboard"
Asrock comes to mind first... great sponsor... and an insurance in case LG flies away
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This really boost ASRock's image for me. I mean, I had a super expensive DFI mainboard which caught fire after 6 months, a Gigabyte mainboard which has caused me nothing but trouble (it still works after 2 years but the temperature sensors are bust, CPU specs are not detected properly and the memory timings are all over the place) and then I have a 7 years old ASRock (with an PCIe and an AGP slot) which still works. I always thought that the fact the the mobo still works is a freak accident but now I might have to reconsider.
Next mobo? ASRock for sure.
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Great for IM - I've always liked ASRock.
They seem to consistently have motherboards at low prices, and those boards are almost always surprisingly high-quality.
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On February 01 2013 16:38 Ajunta wrote:
This really boost ASRock's image for me. I mean, I had a super expensive DFI mainboard which caught fire after 6 months, a Gigabyte mainboard which has caused me nothing but trouble (it still works after 2 years but the temperature sensors are bust, CPU specs are not detected properly and the memory timings are all over the place) and then I have a 7 years old ASRock (with an PCIe and an AGP slot) which still works. I always thought that the fact the the mobo still works is a freak accident but now I might have to reconsider.
Next mobo? ASRock for sure.
Asrock boards are extremely good boards, especially for their price. I currently am using one for my computer, and plan on using them in the future. They OC well, and I their bio's are pretty good.
Them sponsoring IM is icing on the cake for me, but hopefully this helps asrock sell more awesome mobo's and IM have more security other than (seemingly) relying on just LG.
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Lol with those thumbs up this pic looks kinda awkward.
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bravo!
i was actually seriously considering an Asrock board for my current sandy bridge build (i7-2700k). i dont remember the exact reason why, but i ended up going with an msi board.
im skipping ivy bridge, and will prly get a haswell cpu/mobo upgrade. ill 99% sure get an Asrock board for it. IM is one of my favorite teams, and it certainly helps that the reputability/quality of Asrock boards seemed to have grown quite a bit.
when i was doing my research for my build, i was surprised by how many people were rocking asrock boards.
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