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Overclock-able PCB for Catleap Q270

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phillyboy

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I got my hands on a used Catleap Q270 "Q270LED SE" Glossy IPS monitor last month. I like the monitor and it is working well functionally but I want to see about buying the overclockable PCB for it. Any ideas on where to find one? Overlord went out-of-business so that was the easy answer. Is this an import item I'll have to get from China? Thanks in advance.

Pics of the monitor:

http://i.imgur.com/arvsGfl.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/mJjRT6M.jpg

I have not checked the inside of the monitor to see what PCB / panel is in there, but I already tried manually overclocking and it would not go past 65 Hz.
 
Sucks that Overlord went out of business. They had some leftover stuff on eBay from the Overlord auction. I picked up one of the supposedly last new in box Tempest x270oc's a few weeks ago. Goes to 120hz but is a little glitchy 115hz is perfect though.

Overlord going out of business opened up a gap in the monitor overclocking niche.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
 
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