Mr.Scott

I can understand the upsetness. Patience. Moderators here are voluntary. They do this on their own time because they like it. The staff here are good guys for the most part (except Massman ). I'm sure it will get taken care of.

Give 'em a chance guys. Big job, few moderators.

To elaborate a little, when you bench for CPU frequency, generally if you shut down all the cores on a multi cored CPU except for one or two, it generates less heat allowing you a little more headroom for voltage and thus a little more overclocking (more speed). You probably could have won stage 1 and thus won the whole shooting match. You did well on just air BTW.

If you had shut down some cores in stage 1 you would have won it all.

Thank you Alex. Your input is always appreciated and valued. And Happy Birthday. :celebration:

I agree, and I apologize. We will accept whatever the decision may be. We may or may not like it, but we'll accept it.

I'm not the one making a big deal whether or not the sub is valid. I know it is. The proof is there and you have pictures. Stop the foolishness.

Honestly, is this really necessary? Turrican himself added it to the database, so more than one person knows it exists. CPU World has an entry in their database. CPU has been dated, it doesn't really matter if it's an ES or not. If you want to take ES into account, it may have even been earlier than 2000. Nobody knows. Point is, it's a valid CPU. You guys can do what you want, we know who the real winner of the stage is.

Or they could have just asked Alex. Use your resources. Thread from 4 years ago. Hope it helps. http://classicplatforms.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=150&t=6317

Pretty rare. Nice find Frank.

Love this. Hardcore oldskool. WTG

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http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ru&u=http://1bios.ru/bios/motherboard/chaintech/socket-8/chaintech-ct-6idm&prev=search

Wondering how the hell you figured that out. :celebration:

Team captains cannot edit it either.

I see. I can't find any info either.

Pic shows PIII 667 mobile

No input here Alex. Pick something. I'll run whatever you put up.

Done.

Challenge accepted.

No doubt.

And that's where Alex comes in.

Fixed. Thanks.

Point was, it's the exact same system for both parties, right down to the pic.

Sorry, I should have been more specific. There is no option to log in via HWB when trying to submit HWBot Prime from a mobile device. Bottom line is, I can't log in to submit.