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Of course the newer cards wont get recognized by everest. It is simply too old for that. But on the otherside its small and free. And older cards get perfectly detected. Actually, I dont care if its Everest or AIDA or some other program. As long as its displaying the details we need.

The situation is that the generations which are older than Geforce and Radeon are extremely bad supported by GPU-Z. We often dont know about Memory Size, Memory Bus, stock frequencys or overclocked frequencys. If there are any information shown at all. Some people know about that and use Rivatuner, Powerstrip or even 3DMark sysinfo. But none of them show any useful details which are necessary to pick the right category for the cards. So in the end we have a very difficult situation. Users dont know which card to select from our db and mods have therefore a hard time too making the right choice if things need to get moderated. The best solution would be to get GPU-Z in a working condition. But it doesnt look like the author does pay much attention to those old cards. So I found it extremely useful to download everest220 home edition. It is just a small 4Mb download and shows all we need. I would really vote for updating the rules for 3DMark01 and under and Aquamark and making everest mandatory on the verification screenshot.

http://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/990fxa_gaming/

So you used a TurboPLL? Great! We need pictures!

http://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/216c/

The problem is, Ive seen many cards which have that smaller B5 chip and 8Mb but Ive never seen 16Mb with that small chip. They have some nice collection here: http://yourname.vgamuseum.info/index.php/component/k2/item/233-nvidia-vanta-lt So atleast they claim those cards exists. But all LT have AGP 2x. Here at hwbot Ive seen only submissions which have AGP 4x which is actually wrong and has to be Vanta (non LT) cards, except this is a GPU-Z bug. Ive ordered a Vanta card now to looking into the issue.

Wow, the performance of those AMD chipsets are really good. I actually thought those chipsets only do a low fsb but it seems its quite the opposite!

Thx. I Probably stay with Haswell for some time. Maybe some Vendor will produce a DDR3 Highend board till then...

Any update? I believe Skylake is much faster with decent PSC / BBSE sticks but I could be wrong...

Bug: http://forum.hwbot.org/showthread.php?goto=newpost&t=148618 Looks like CPU-Z fails to identify those Xeon LV models correctly.

Looks like a CPU-Z bug. Based on s spec this is a Xeon LV 2.0 Ghz. Ive added CPU and Board. Cant show you yet as it seems hwbot is down.

Its actually such an easy solution that it is a slap in the face. All those years of risky delidding methods where we basically hammered 300€+ CPUs and now there is a brain dead, risk free variant. n1

We stopped adding cards by vram size, please use this one instead: http://hwbot.org/hardware/videocard/geforce_8400_gs_ddr2_g86/

http://hwbot.org/hardware/videocard/trio64/ Please post a link to specs or provide a screenshot next time. Its actually useless to add these cards as you cant bench a single benchmark with them. It just makes work and its getting even more work if I have to search for the specs.

Its 0325VPAW.

First it took years to beat one hour for 32m and now we almost there to beat 50 minutes. What happend in the last 6 months is just crazy. Great score!

The SS was actually the base for some very good scores for TeamCup. I just started it and it worked right away. For such old systems it is just a great toy. Thank you so much for this! @gradus updated the sub with the info I also have a K6 III+ 400 ATZ which works better under cold water than on the SS. Seems like Gumanoid has a very good one as it does 744Mhz with a SS.

Nevermind, this is a Vanta because of B6 chip. Not LE variant (B5 chip).

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This was made by Massmade to prevent a bug on the site. Not sure if it has fixed yet.

Ive reported it to the crew.

http://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/a8sr/ http://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/0fkwr5/

http://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/pm10-ec_(p4m266-8233)/