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  1. well, didn't saw the pictury, sorry. But the comment tells the link shows 2,3GHz and it shows 861 MHz. But it doesnt't really matter ^^
  2. Freq : 861.71 MHz (287.24 * 3) This is what I see at the link?? I think you got to bench it again.
  3. freakin unbelieveable xDD I need a OC Tool with KHz adjustment
  4. I also think so. Well it looks often like the HW is given through the team, but I think they do it just for their personal amount of Points and not for the team points. I think the sharing is often between Team Members because this are the people that know each other. So giving just one time Team Points will not end this.
  5. Well, I think it's not good to split +0 and -0. If you look at a processor with ~30 competitors. If 15 participants bench +0 and 15 participants -0, there will be not much Points for this processor anymore. And for example at most Socket A processors there are not much -0 participants. So there will be not much points for benching them subzero -> no motivation. Another problem would be to proof that the result was made +0. At some Processors you can see easily (Core i7 6GHz etc.) but if you look at Socket A processors for example, some processors can reach frequencies under air/water easily that other chips need dice for. Example: http://hwbot.org/community/submission/1035565_benchbruno_cpu_z_athlon_xp_2500_barton_2785.4_mhz (Dice, not good chip) http://hwbot.org/community/submission/1042927_benchbruno_cpu_z_athlon_xp_2500_barton_2817.65_mhz (water cooling, good chip) there are even more extreme examples; I've seen ~3,3GHz Barton submissions with air cooling. I hope I understood the new things right and I hope you understand my english
  6. You got a Backup everytime, damn I hope this was the last one
  7. By the old Socket A processors (z.B. Athlon XP), CPU-Z often read only the family affiliation, but not the individual.
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