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I hope they are not changing their links again ?

Torching it!!

Whoppaaaa Any pictures of the setup?

Woudl already be helpful if you give us some hardware specifications, cooling.

Pretty easy, you can even try from within XTU and immediately check stability... In Advanced Tuning raise CPU multipliers to 45x and test, next step 47x... If it crashes raise Processor voltage like in 0.1 steps. Always monitor the temperatures, keep em below 90C. For 24/7 I would not go over 1.4voltage Intel's guide on how to use XTU: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/gaming/resources/overclocking-xtu-guide.html

Here comes Mikey!!!

Yeah one of the reasons we never can apply this for eg for online qualifiers of G.Skill or such... some people are too creative ?

I edited your score, this one is for Memory: 1817.6MHz. There is a seperate category for Processor frequency

K will add a non BM stage too then

Missing CPUZ tabs for cpu and memory score will be removed

Missing CPUZ tabs for CPU and memory!

Use the competition background Open CPUZ tabs for CPU, memory and motherboard, afterwards save the BenchMate score Check out the other submissions how your screenshot should look

your CPU score is 5193, Use the competition background (link) And you need to show 3 CPUZ tabs in the verification screen; one for CPU, one for memory and one for motherboard as in the rules: A full screen verification screenshot is required incl. CPUZ CPU, Memory & Mobo tab. No clipping, the taskbar needs to be visible.

Compo page is up: https://hwbot.org/competition/superpi32LLCintel/stage/5219_superpi_-_32m_with_benchmate, just let me know with or without BM guys

Nice score, though running BenchMate is mandatory to get approved scores at HWBot

done

Try e.g. hotplugging dimms, you might be surprised what readouts one gets

Proposal 2 has CPUZ limitations as mentioned in other posts, so that might be something for the future Regarding the memory proposal we have already tried it out in Country and Team Cup and indeed it is more challenging, but again CPUZ is not 100% bulletproof.

Also to make it more clear: New submissions with old hardware: Old rules! You can still do single cores New submissions with latest gen (STILL have to decide if we already start with 11th gen): New rule: All Cores + HT This way pretty much nobody is affected. No old submission, no global ranking. No need to get mad Ah so you are giving up so easily? ever thought about providing good arguments or even better maybe alternatives instead of feeding the troll machine or spicing up urban myths about HWBOT.

Stick to the topic gents, personal or other beer powered derails will be removed...

Not sure if there's any skill involved in CPU Freq, the magic word is Binning silicon/cores... As with nearly all silicon at the top of the charts, but for other benchmarks more tweaks etc come into play.... LHe is only accessible anyway for manufacturers like stated above. Plus its no warranty if a record was done on LHe that it will remain on top of the charts. When using LHe the focus is far less on efficiency and more on raw clocks.

Correct Mat, I compare CPUZ max Freq, by measuring the Horsepower of an engine on a testbench. On a track it can pop in under a lap. But plz finish the latest BenchMate before indulging in another project How about an added column in the CPUZ ranking? Is that a feasable solution for all parties ?

Testing what if I may ask ?

We already have this new/old rules issue Sam due to some evolving OC behavior, mostly for the better or sometimes for the worse... one can't win it all... I prefer to keep them as simple as they are for newcomers... I only would do a seperate category if you become an admin and move the scores into the right section handsome ? I pay in beer quantity, that sounds okay?

Yep, spot on, imagine the drama we will experience once the new points are here.... we need to upgrade the forum probably ?