To further show its support and commitment to the eSports and the enthusiast community, memory products manufacturer, Kingston Technology has announced to begin two global overclocking competitions named HyperX DotA 2 League. The league will feature 16 professional DotA 2 gaming teams battling for a total of US$50,000 in prize money. On October 7, HyperX will begin an open global overclocking competition.
The HyperX DotA 2 League tournament will begin later this month. An additional $40,000 will be offered to cover flight and hotel for the top four teams that advance to battle each other in Las Vegas for the championship. Working together with HWBOT, contestants will compete to post the highest benchmarks for Maximum Memory Frequency, Super PI and Intel XTU.
The HyperX 2013 DotA 2 tournament will be an epic as the best professional gaming teams in the world battle each other and fans will be able to watch every minute live online. We are also very excited to hold an overclocking competition globally to see how far HyperX memory can be pushed. Both events will be fun and exciting for gamers and enthusiasts, said Cynthia Yeh, Marketing Director, APAC region, Kingston.
Beginning October 7, there will be an open online qualifying competition lasting four weeks.
Winners will be determined weekly with the five final contestants competing in January 2014 during CES.
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