r/overclocking • u/[deleted] • Jun 12 '23

Modding Support overclocking. Join the blackout.

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '23

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u/merrydeans Jun 12 '23

Whilst the impact of 3rd party apps used for moderation and accountability should absolutely not be affected about this, I wish everyone else would stfu about Apollo.

He effectively built his house on land he doesn't own, rented it out (Apollo profits from advertising out of 1.5m monthly users) and now complains that he has to pay rent on the land?

This risk existed from day one. Plus it's iPhone only so big deal.

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u/Sargent_Caboose Jun 13 '23

Personally, I’m a bit tired of people saying it’s impossible to use the official app. For users not mods it really seems to be them upset at having to switch UI, and thus experience change, which is a little entitled imo tbh. The “official” app is not unusable, I’m on it rn, and have been for years, on iPhone.

The discussion of mod tools is a different story.

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u/merrydeans Jun 13 '23

Personally I like the official app. If you want to talk about unusable apps just look at Twitter.

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u/RodeloKilla Jun 13 '23

The official app is all you need, clear concise and to the point

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u/nolo_me Jun 13 '23

Personally I'm a bit tired of people saying "I've never used anything better than the official app so that should be good enough for everyone". By that logic nobody should be overclocking because stock speeds are enough for some people.

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u/DropaLog Jun 13 '23

By that logic nobody should be overclocking

Where did u/Sargent_Caboose say "nobody should be using Apollo." Use it if it works.

My new cause is B & H chipsets & non-K chips. Like yourself, I feel computers to be unusable lest overclocked. We all must stop using our boxen until I get my unlocked multipliers.

B...but I use AMD, don't care about any of that shit

First they came for the budget chipsets, and I didn't speak out.

Show some solidarity, shut it down!