The PC overclocking community has a familiar face back in the mix. Vince Lucido, widely known as KINGPIN, is returning to active competition after a three-year break. His return matters because he remains one of the most recognizable figures in the high-performance GPU scene, and his presence signals renewed activity in the enthusiast market.
Vince Lucido partners with ASUS and launches a new YouTube channel
Lucido attributes his long absence to contractual obligations with EVGA that prevented him from working with other hardware manufacturers. He has now partnered with ASUS to facilitate his comeback. The collaboration represents a notable development in the professional overclocking community.
To mark his official return, Lucido has launched a new YouTube channel called Overclocking Kingpin. The new channel will host his upcoming overclocking videos and competition news. This online presence enables supporters to track his work without the previous obstacles.
Lucido previously attempted to partner with PNY for their RTX 50 series cards but was blocked by his existing contracts. The resolution of these issues has cleared the path for his current collaboration with ASUS. Fans can anticipate seeing his skills utilized with new hardware setups.
Source: Ex-EVGA overclocker KINGPIN, TweakTown
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