This has been bothering me and a few others I know for a while now, to the point Im not even benching 32m at the moment which if you know me is strange.
5ghz Low clock challenge has always been fun for some, and its also been a nice playground for freezing memory and learning some new things. With the advent of B-die and skylake everything has changed. Best ICs win, no wiggle room. There are 6-8 timings that really do anything to effect time, and most boards have them set in a profile anyways. You dont need ln2, you just need a fat wallet to play.
Now to the real point. If you are in the top 10 of 32m currently you know what is going on. 5002.9 is just for screens. Hold down print screen while you are at 5009 and voila 5002.9 will pop up eventually. (takes a long time if you want the cache to match) 100.187,100.125,100.067. Why dont we make 100.000 the max? There must be a way to level the field because its getting out of hand.
5GHZ 32m LCC is turning into XTU where we are hoping for the longest amount of time the CPU is over the limit with BCLK fluctuation. There arent lucky runs, there are runs that the real freq is 5007 for longer than it is 5002. Thats the real "lucky" run.
Videos dont work and people wont do that, OC panels and trickery can easily be done still. BCLK raising under load can also be implemented by board manufacturers so the end of a video will show correctly in CPUZ frequency.
So what is my answer? Kill it for now, there are no way to verify any result unless ney flys to everyone's house and breathes down the neck while it runs.
In the future maybe some sort of watch dog timer can be developed.
These are just my feelings and I figure I would share them instead of being pissy about them behind the scenes.