promote and support a long-term, sustainable, and prospering PC overclocking and PC DIY ecosystem

why isooc

SOC Integration

Deep integration of technologies going from chip to system-on-chip resulting in additional effort required to enable performance tuning

Competing for Resources

PC DIY share within the “compute market” has decreased with the rise of different form factors. As a result, relatively fewer resources are available for PC DIY innovation including performance tuning functions

Enthusiast Challenges

PC enthusiasts are often the victim of the paradox of overclocking enablement requiring more resources due to deeper technological integration while fewer resources are available due to shifting market demand

Bringing together key stakeholders to address the enthusiast challenges

how isooc helps

Mission

ISOOC aims to support a prospering PC DIY ecosystem by uniting all relevant stakeholders to develop industry standards.

Impact

ISOOC brings together key stakeholders and accommodate an open and constructive conversation.

Standards

ISOOC aims to develop user-centric industry standards for PC enthusiasts that benefit all stakeholders and support a long-term, sustainable, and prospering PC overclocking and PC DIY ecosystem.

Non-profit organization with transparent governance structure

ISOOC organization

ISOOC Board

Purpose: to oversee the organization’s long-term mission and vision

ISOOC Committee

Purpose: to organize and manage workgroups

Management Team

Purpose: to manage ISOOC activities on a day-to-day basis

Workgroups

Purpose: work on specific projects

open standard work in progress

ISOOC Workgroups

liquid cooling header

Open Water Cooling Header

ISOOC proposes an open water cooling header to simplify installation and improve aesthetics of AIO and custom loop solutions. Identified Problem High-end liquid cooling solution, including all-in-one and custom, offer …

port 80 debug

Open Port 80 Debug Information

ISOOC proposes an open standard for Port 80 debug information to enable ubiquitous on-site troubleshooting, simplifying PC building and reducing return rates. Summary In the past, generic Port 80 debug …

KOZ/KIZ for Enthusiast Motherboard, Cooling, & DRAM

ISOOC proposes a set of Keep-Out-Zone (KOZ) and Keep-In-Zone (KIZ) guidelines for enthusiast motherboard, cooling, and DRAM to simplify compatibility . Identified Problem Overclocking focused motherboard trend is 2x DIMM …

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Organization Information

Taipei, Taiwan
info@isooc.org