marco.is.not.80

LOL - I just realized you asked this a year ago. My bad.

I bought one of these: S&A 7L Industrial Water Chiller CW-5200DH It's competitively priced, the pump eliminates any need for any other pump in your loop - when I have to empty it to move stuff around - once I refill it and turn it back on it is so powerful that there are no bubbles in my loop anywhere - like instantly - and the barbs on the back are just like the ones you most likely use in your loop. Performance is great and easily modifiable. Also looks cool 😉 Marco PS: I've had Hailea and various other chillers in the past - it's nice having the integrated pump. It's literally plug and play. Remove your pump, remove your radiator, plug it into your loop - tada. Worst documentation of all time but YouTube will solve all your problems.

most welfare photo ever.

Nice board. Hope I can find one!

strong, especially for air. Nice job!

nice one!

good luck - if you do it I look forward to seeing your scores. Will set records for sure.

You mean you wanna replace the memory with the stuff on the 4080 Super? Not only difficult but expensive :-)

Nice job, man... who will blow their 4090 first? ;-)

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 🙂

lol

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

Thanks Papusan, This one has ECC on: https://hwbot.org/submission/5752265

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.

Again, just to be clear, I didn't report yours for old 3dmark version. I could care less. It was that your sceenshot didn't follow the rules.

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)

Thank you Paul and TASOS 🙂

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

Is this guy correct? https://www.overclock.net/threads/so-as-of-today-hynix-m-die-24-gb-is-the-best-overclocker.1812624/ I don't know which is why I ask. Marco

that was it, L double E! Thanks!

Not sure but usually I get a size error in that case but let me try to see if reducing the photo of the rig will help. Thanks for suggestion.

Just tried again in case it had fixed itself and same error.

Hello my hwbot brothers (and sisters?), I'm getting the following when trying to submit results for a TimeSpy Extreme run: Any ideas?