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GeorgeStorm

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  1. If you want to get points in those categories then yes.

    With unusual core counts, a new release can result in relatively easy too scores, and as there's a sharp increase for the top spots, you can end up with a large number of points per score.

     

    Global points are done per core count for multithreaded benchmarks, so the fact the r15 is less doesn't matter. Compare 1st with 20 cores to 1st with 4, 1st with 4 is worth more despite is being a much lower score.

     

    Money has always played a role in hwbot, one that's difficult to remove. There are still plenty of points to be had without needing the latest and greatest hw :)

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  2. You're comparing global and hardware points. Global points often require newer/more expensive hardware as you're being compared to all hardware of that 'type'.

    The fastest ever score in a benchmark with any 4 GPUs, is given more points than the fastest score in a benchmark with 4 specific GPUs as you're competing against more people. As you can see by the hardware points given on each score.

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  3. We don't need another cinebench surely yeesh.

    And if people want to start over with the rankings they may as well do it elsewhere, rather than get rid of everything hwbot already has?

    Have some permanent separate rankings for benchmate for people to try it out etc sure why not. I just don't see the point in pushing it for being necessary when the xp and dropping benchmarks issues remain.

  4. Unless you've changed your mind about xp support then I don't see how benchmate would ever work as always needing to be used.

     

    If anything if you're wanting to change a bunch of benches, change the way benches are run, uploaded etc, then sounds like you just want a new benchmark site :)

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