The Industry Standards Organization for Overclocking (ISOOC) is a new non-profit organization dedicated to a prospering PC DIY ecosystem by uniting all relevant stakeholders to develop industry standards.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan (Jan. 2, 2023) – The Industry Standards Organization for Overclocking (ISOOC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to establishing and promoting industry standards for overclocking in the PC hardware industry. Our mission is to promote and support a long-term, sustainable, and prospering PC overclocking and PC DIY ecosystem by uniting all relevant stakeholders and promoting industry standards for relevant features and functions.
ISOOC aims push forward the solution addressing today’s PC enthusiast challenges by bringing together all key stakeholders and accommodate an open and constructive conversation.
- ISOOC members contribute, develop, and implement a set of co-developed, widely-adopted open industry standards for PC enthusiasts, PC DIY, and PC overclocking
- The nature of open standards enables any third party to build innovative products and services around the standards
- The standards make it easier for new users to enter the PC DIY enthusiast eco-system
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. The ISOOC standards core principles and development process is outlined on the standards page.
The organization is currently seeking members, including individuals, companies, and other organizations, to help shape the direction and standards of the ISOOC. Those interested in joining can find more information on the ISOOC website.
About the Industry Standards Organization for Overclocking (ISOOC)
The Industry Standards Organization for Overclocking (ISOOC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to establishing and promoting industry standards for overclocking in the PC hardware industry. The ISOOC aims to make overclocking more accessible and safe for everyone by establishing best practices and guidelines, and certifying products that meet these standards. The organization also works with manufacturers and other industry stakeholders to educate the public on the benefits and risks of overclocking, and to promote the responsible use of this technology.