-
Posts
235 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Blogs
Posts posted by Johnksss
-
-
Good looking out Turrican.
-
-
I have always like it in terms of mobile cpu over clocking. And in the Alienware M18xR2 and Ivy, it allows for over clocking on the fly with a locked bios.
-
yessir!
But it wont last long.
-
-
-
-
Exactly @Gunslinger.
@drweEz
You have way to many medals to even ask that question!
-
I got the card. LOL. Am not about to buy the board to lose on both fronts!
-
Thanks Chispy!
-
Forgot about this....Yes.
-
-
-
missed it by 2 minutes...lol
-
Yeah, your missing a Mobile GMA HD 3000/4000 class which is now warranted due to all the laptop owners with these mobile cpus. When are we planning on fixing this??????????
-
Let me ask you guys and gals this....Do you get the cpu slow downs when over clocking moderate to high, without using ln2/ss/cass or dice. Or the cpu bouncing clocks around?
-
I will investigate but afaik the HD 2000/3000/4000 mobile is the exact same as the desktop version.
On paper it is. In real life benching, it isn't. I might go for that if you gave me WR points for my mobile runs.
So a separate category please. Thanks.
-
Well, I submitted it as GMA HD Mobile and that's what came back.
I just resubmitted it and now it's in the desktop section and it's a laptop cpu.
And sorry but no! Mobile Sandys are not like desktop Sandy's. So it needs it's own section period.
That's like saying a GTX680M is the same as a desktop GTX680. So no again.
So quite reporting and start helping to get it changed first. And since it has nothing to do with the user submitting, means it has to do with the categories listed.
-
wow man,that's really impressive OC...stocking air cooling? this 330w power is additionally bought?
That one was a/c cooled, but the next one i post willl be sitting on the desk with no extra cooling. And yes, that is a 330W adapter.
-
Who just got knocked off by a laptop...lol
-
Looking real good Sniper!
-
hahaha :-)
Sorry Viss, it wasnt meant only for you, nor was the quantity related to you - please note that the figure 200, was not linked to you, that figure was from a Danish guy and in a facebook message... But others do equally..
I have no insight in your quanity, nor interest, it is none of my business, but, as you said, now and then get to test, and then return the ones you dont like - in my book, that is not a regular thing to do, the person living next door to you, cannot do that. (I guess?)
You are right about me not posting competitive benches as often, and it is not a random thing, change in priorities, and been 3½ years.
Planet, you honestly have no clue if I have done so or not.
Deff, but do you have profit from personal binning? If you do, that is indeed a rare case
LOL! now that's a good one. since when is over clocking profitable. LOL!
-
Not sure if serious
By all means, if you buy yourself, its not a problem, but if you buy with the purpose of selling, making a profit, it is a profession, wouldnt you agree?
Hwbot is not flawless, I did select pro league when it was created, as I receive samples... However, I have never really been acused of hunting hwbot points?
nope.
im just trying to make some of my money back from all this "time wasted on finding a good chip to compete with" now how is that professionalism? im just suppose to take a 31k loss and just love it? you might be able to afford that but i can't. i need to take what i need and sell the rest. am i to also understand that it's no problem when i sell to people who dont frequent the bot? or do i still fall in the pro league or professionalism?
i understand if intel just handed them to me (dont think i would be broad casting that either) ,but then that would be another story....
-
First off, I did not want to make this a witch hunt on Viss, but he is the only one of which it has been publicly stated about recently, of which I remember....
The section is 'discuss' and that is what I hope can be done, a discussion about what is 'ok' and what isnt...
So here goes;
Someone works for a vendor, bins hardware, lets say 100 CPU's - he/she HAS to be in PRO LEAGUE.
Someone works at a store or is related, bins hardware, lets say 500 CPU's he/she can be in OC LEAGUE.
Now my opinion on this;
Pick up your balls, do the decent thing, join PRO LEAGUE when binning freely or for the 1 piece that you actually end up buying... OC LEAGUE is for people that has it as a very expensive hobby, and go all the way, LN2.
Viss is a TALENTED OC'er, and a good tweaker, I only use him as example because its quite official that it is happening in his case...
There are many people in OC league, that manipulate the competition by binning several hundred CPU's and using it in OC League.... I really dont get why people are 'afraid' of PRO league, does points really matter that much? Does honor have no place? I thought that the Andre/HIWA/many other bust would be a wake up call for people to show some decency, unfortunately, it seems I was wrong..
So voice your opinion.... What do YOU think about this? OC League or mandatory PRO League?
PS: Not 10 days ago, someone came bragging to me, about binning 200 Ivy, for a profile listed as OC League.
so..if i buy 100 cpus with my own money, does this mean im in pro league?
and if out of those 100 cpus i find 10 good ones. and sell 6 of them, does this also mean i'm in the cpu mafia?
and the people receiving these cpus...does this mean they to have to join pro league because they bought a binned chip from a guy who spent his own money and time and his own ln2 to find out?
just asking....
Big Mess in Intel GMA Sections
in Submission & member moderation
Posted
Yes, what's the next step? Because I have a lot of points tied up in this.