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Kingpin Teases Upcoming ASUS Extreme OC Collaboration

October 2

After EVGA's abrupt exit from the GPU space, high-profile Vince Lucido, aka Kingpin, seemingly took a hiatus from the PC overclocking scene, aside from briefly working with PNY on a planned RTX…

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