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About AMDGeeks.net

Goal

Our goal is to provide you with as much statistics as possible. These statistics use combined data from overclocks, processors and steppings. We want to give you this information and provide you with a fun way of sharing, using and inserting data.

We are a non commercial, motivated team. We offer you this website for your and our fun.

Ideas, feedback

If you have ideas, feedback or just want to tell something you can use the feedback button on the top of this page. We respect your opinions and will always try to optimize this website for that what our visitiors are looking for.

However within this proces we have to account for thousands of people who are using this website, we won't always be able to satisfy personal whishes.

History

AMDGeeks.net orginally started as Athlon64-OC DB which is short for AMD Athlon64 overclock database. Through the years this website gathered several hundreds steppings and overclocks. It put us in a unique position to give tweakers and overclockers advanced statistics.

This first website had several updates which improved the framework and introduced more and more functions. This however could not stop the fact that the framework based on ASP was becoming outdated. The size of the website caused the (already unstable) hoster to switch it off forcing us to grab back to our own server. Luckely we had backups of the database and development of the current website was already started.

The current website was build entirely from scratch with the experience from the first website resulting in an improved framework ready to take on growing demands. We are also hosted on a new professional platform securing speed and flexibility.

Time-line

2003 AMD Athlon64 OC DB is launched. Moving site to www.athlon64ocdb.tk
2004 updates 00011 to 00016 where launched giving the database more functionality and fixing bugs.
2005 Processor database updated, hosting shifting
4 February 2006 AMDGeeks.net - Wingspread launched
July 2006 AMDGeeks.net - Evolution Alpha
August 2006 AMDGeeks.net - Evolution Beta
27 August 2006 AMDGeeks.net - Evolution launched introducing serveral new (beta) services. At this point:
1 December 2006 AMDGeeks.net - Evolution updated (new caching system), introducing AMDGeeks.net Winter Contest 2006 / 2007

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In 2006 / 2007 UP Servers supported AMDGeeks.net with sponsor material in the Winter Contest.

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Rootnet (dedicated hosting) is a B2B hoster. There high server- and technical-knowledge is what seperates them from most companies. This together with a mix of friendly and personal service creates a unique company.

Rootnet provides the infrastructure for AMDGeeks.net. AMDGeeks.net is served from the newest datacenter in Holland. Via this way AMDGeeks.net is ensured of maximum uptime, amazing speed and maximum security. At this point Rootnet is beginning the installation of new high performance AMD Dual-Core Opteron servers which will also serve your pages every day. (ETA Jan. 2007)