I'm close to LA but if I push any harder I will probably burn my house down. I don't know how you run you memory so high - even with more volts I can't get past 1500.
I see - I assumed the absence of the specific text implied that it was mandatory. Of course, I think I tend to just look at the screenshot and not much else. Thanks for pointing that out. Well now I know 🙂
Can someone help me understand why - for example the Port Royal requirements of showing two separate tabs of GPU-Z - one with initial information and the other tab showing all the hardware sensors - there are so many entries that still only show one tab? I always thought that the required information had a red box around it and anything with a green box was a suggestion (or maybe it is the other way around) and if there were no red or green boxes than everything is mandatory.
So how is a submission valid without both tabs? I'm not trying to start trouble - in fact I'm thinking that I'm totally misunderstanding the requirements myself wouldn't mind knowing so I don't state something that isn't true.
Thanks in advance!
Marco
This is from the rules page for this benchmark. Not sure why yours is allowed to stay - I know why mine doesn't - but it was an honest mistake. So don't try and suggest I was "slipping one through" - I'm not Russian.
Honest mistake. Thanks for catching it, Papusan. I had ECC on but then when I flashed to new BIOS it obviously didn't carry over. I can't imagine I'm the first one to have done this.
ASUS 1000W BIOS, 2.5 Degree chilled water and an incredible fear that this would be the end of my 4090 ;-) But woohoo my first Hall of Fame entry! (for as long as it might last)
I'm know I'm late to the party but I think based on what I just read it seems like there is M-die with 2 GB ICs (old) and now M-die in a 3 GB variant is the new M-die... why do we always need to be Sherlock Holmes with memory Jesus Christ...
Marco