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OPERATOR’S COPYRELEASE V10

The workshop field manual

From your first powered-on CRT to a certified Blackwell rack. Everything you need to run Unit 04.

Small workshop. Big compute.

OVERCLOCK is a desktop GPU workshop tycoon. Your real computer completes short production jobs. The results earn in-game money, which you invest in a virtual business: historical graphics cards, client relationships, specialist equipment and new rooms.

You begin with a beige computer and an NVIDIA NV1. Build towards the laboratory, complete the second shift, open the server hall and certify four modern milestones ending with the GeForce RTX 5090.

The actual OVERCLOCK starter workshop, with beige CRTs, a hardware bench, management terminal and adjoining laboratory.
UNIT 04 / The starter workshop. Installed equipment and delivered work become part of the room.

A working shift

  1. Sign in and name your workshop. Your wallet identifies your save.

  2. Connect your real GPU, wait for Ready, then choose Start. Connecting alone earns nothing.

  3. Watch accepted work add CR and Charge. Pending work is not a reward yet.

  4. Accept clients, buy and install cards, then balance assignments against virtual power and cooling.

  5. Deliver commissions to give the laboratory and server hall new purposes. Pause whenever you want.

Where to begin

What this build includes

Three clients, eleven milestone cards, three bench machines, one rack, a working laboratory, Orbital image delivery, the three second-shift commissions and four modern certifications. After the final handover, client orders, Atlas service and rack dispatch remain repeatable.

Charge is an account-bound game balance. Exchange shows the planned route to $NVDA or $ETH, but redemption is Coming soon. No rate, cash value or token distribution is active. Gameplay is desktop-only; the manual and account-recovery pages work on phones.