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You will still get comp points, but they will only count towards seasonal ranking. Same as how it works now, comp points last for 1 year which makes sense because the comps are held annually.

@richba5tard You have career and seasonal description flip flopped in the OP. Also can you please explain why you want competition points to count towards career ranking? It makes sense to have the annual comp points count towards seasonal rank, but not for career rank.

You should spend as much time benching as you do asking questions on the forums. Then you would already know the answer

I already suggested this idea, and frederick replied that he isn't interested in having different "logic" between the rankings. He wants both career and seasonal to be the same system.

This ^^ At this point I'm ready to have rev8 pushed to production. Then frederick can spend time bug fixing instead of debating with people here. The rest of us can spend time getting used to the new revision instead of talking about it. Like stavros said, time to re-adapt again. Rip off the band-aid so to speak.

I agree with both statements above. Annual comps = annual reset comp points. And George explained why I enjoy the seperate hwpoint subs.

Current rev7 league points are the sum of top 15 global/benchmark points and top 40 hardware point submissions. The 40 hw subs is what I meant by "hardware slots"

Ok I see this now. I will miss the dedicated hardware slots in the rankings, that is one thing I enjoy from rev6/7. But ofcourse I don't expect hwbot to be tailored to my specific likings.

@richba5tard If you are dead set on having two rankings career / seasonal, maybe better breakdown for points would be Career: Top XX submissions + Top XX hardware Seasonal: Top XX submissions + Top XX competition

Is there anyway to keep hardware points as a contributing factor to the rankings? Current proposal is hardware points only count to hardware masters league correct?

Awesome run man! Inb4 Splave checks usb lol

Appreciate the response. Totally fine if you want to keep private. I simply wanted to know if I need to try again, and seems the "hunt" continues

Very nice review, and awesome results! Is there a special trick you found to get high freq layout to fly on MOCF?? I haven't had any luck, old layout always better for me. You don't have to disclose if you don't want to. Just curious if you are treating them differently than the old style layout.

Not the first and not the last socket to get mangled by XOC'er

A board without a big drop of LET in the socket? ha ha

I thought hwbot was dead and @steponz was starting a new one?? ?

32bit cpuz only goes to 16/32

Waiting on 9900k retail availability in USA, so figured I would knock out a bunch of legacy 3d

Nice one!

Yes, except not necessary to do cb mod with epower.

Like achill3us mentioned, its not officially supported but yes win7 does work with both mobo's I listed. For mocf with 6c/8c you need to use AFD 3.0.209.1, everything is working properly on all OS with that version. See link from splave below

Please stop spamming your request in this thread. Check out z390 taichi ultimate or phantom gaming 9 if you need a full ATX mobo for 9900k.

Didn't that scam artist go out of business anyway?

Nice one Jpm! Incorrect background for CC though

Thanks to Leeg for all the effort of being a 1 man army organizing and moderating this huge comp! Not sure what the fuss is about people switching teams. I would rather see people switch teams and bench and have fun, instead of not participating because they are on a small and/or inactive team. Can't speak of other teams but the only person I know of who joined OCN specifically for team cup was @Splave and he already stated his reasons why. Now I'm hoping he had enough fun participating in Team Cup that he decides to stay