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Looks exactly like a tweak that would be allowed across the board on any other bench to me. Hell, my XP version won't even run WPrime without dropping in a DLL because I accidentally stripped it out using nLite. The fact that XP can make use of a DLL from a newer version of the Windows is awesome. The fact that it makes the bench run even quicker is even more amazing! WPrime is fun again! Race to the top! Overclockers pulling out their old 775 boards and re-benching, re-binning, etc. It's so exciting! A new tweak on a 20+ year old bench It's a legit tweak that doesn't change how th

Haha 1:1 CPU/Uncore. 5.8 on the uncore is even more impressive!

Nice sub!

I have a REX. Sending a PM.

He's been banned from OCN for many years, but nothing in relation to scamming or anything like that. @Wimpzilla, It's definitely him as he was in our private chat for a while and was talking to me about trying to get the ban lifted. He was a great OCN teammate many years back and I would never see him as a scammer, but I guess people change.

I damaged the IHS on one from using a toothed vise grip but the chip worked fine. Image: http://cdn.overclock.net/2/2e/900x900px-LL-2ec9072f_20151230_135131991_iOS.jpeg

1. Paper launches are nothing new. Make a ruling at the beginning of the competition and stick with it. Don't rely on promises... rely on facts. Can people in most major markets buy the product? If not, don't allow it. 2. You can delid without tools... you're really reaching with this "point". 3. It may not be the only reason but it's a contributor. I agree with Wulfe that the shuffling back and forth is very unprofessional and it's not new. It feels like the rules change halfway through almost every competition here.

Maybe for you

7087.... I love these chips! Way to go BB!

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Hey soos criest ohhhhhhhh

Happy they arrived safely!

Only the 1866C7 Hypers remain!

JANE NASH IS MY GIRL!!!

Remaining PI and 2000C8 sold to @ViNG! Sorry GTI Update on the 6700K. Did some testing last night, the chip is strong. Passes HWBot Prime in W10, 5GHz @ 1.370V. Passes XTU @ 1.430V and is stress test stable at 4.9GHz @ 1.380V.