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and its gone

added https://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/b450m_pro4_f/

way to go Luumi

for socket A and co just let me know what works. I think we did 1.80ish for Teamcup in 2018 For the CPUZ validation part I fear anything older than 1.90 might not work anymore...

nope real dual cores only

Well you have to ensure your screenshots are accordingly the standard benchmark and new 2020 rules. This moderation has nothing to do with lack of respect or as you stated in the PM allowing "my friends" to remain above you in the ranking. We just impose the same rules for everybody being it an elite bencher or a new rookie. It can be harsh at start but once you get the hang of it you will avoid these minor mistakes for sure. Take eg the 3Dmark06 one: Reported for blocking benchmark settings and using an older CPUZ version. Explenation: You blocked your subtest settings in the screenshot with the result, (even in the new updated CPUZ screenshot) Score got flagged by another user/competitor for valid reason and we block and advise you what was wrong with it. I even added a proper screenshot in the comments, showing you what is required for verification (and maybe overlooked), not much more I can do. Now in the future don't add a new screenshot by adding the correct CPU-Z versions. Then addition of a second screesnhot with the subtests visible. No moderator will spot the updates as we blocked it before for using an older version and missing settings. By editing it will not pop up again on the frontpage (as the score was already there). Just ask for a deletion of the old one next time and just resub it from scratch. Hope it is clear now

Only Intel LGA 2011, LGA1366, LGA1156, LGA1155, LGA1150, LGA775, LGA771 or older single CPU sockets are allowed ( ES allowed ) if you use a Xeon, the maximum is 6 cores

The coder has got access now Charles, hope he can adress the spamming. Thx for the offered help!

one word: wicked

so get yours dialed in, like I said just boot at 3400 and check with memtweakit what the board sets for secondary and teritiary timings. If you see some timings way too tight versus mine at 3600Mhz loosen them…. like I tested 1.75Vdimm is plenty for 3600MHz C12... Question,: did you set maxmem in windows ? if above 3500MB it can get unstable with BDie mems, I usually run 3000MB

K seems the IMC of my 1700X and 2400G are not good enough for +3600C12 so I switched to my daily rig and the 3800X. Vdimm 1.75, VSOC 1.1 (+0.1) and 3600C12-12-12-36 is no problem. This booted fine too on the Gigabyte B450, but the aforementioned CPUs couldn't handle it Could well be that your particular CPU is the culprit and not the board... here's a score on that TUF board with loose timings but mems at 3800MHz Just boot with loose timings, 3400 boot, reboot, up one multi and work your way up

ow yeah that should be one GPU core, stby i'll fix it

kickin it

try 3600Mhz 13-13-13-31, I managed 3600C12 on the Gigabyte B450 for the APU 2200G compo. I'll give the board a spin this week and show you some settings

Yep it's fine, no worries. Listed is 5.20 or newer

added https://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/sr_3_dark/

So we revert back for the compo to systeminfo 5.20, edited the rules

I just received this mail from Pasi ( FM employee) Working on a potential fix - apparently need an update to CPUID component, so let's see - we don't officially support Win7 any more, but hopefully we can resolve it. Can anyone test if they have the same woes with Win10 ?

yes sir

yes sir

yes sir

well done!!! great effort

maybe better option to improve your cooling and your 8700K might do it....

Quick rundown: Chilled water: fluid loop sometimes capapble to be cooled down to even well below zero degrees. Usually done by a phase change unit (something like in your home fridge but performing way better), we even see chilled loops running CPU/GPUs at -20ish degrees. Requires good insulation to run hassle free and can be darn expensive too. Phase Change: like mentioned above temp range between -35 and -65°C-ish. Colder and holding load way better than the above. Cascade: inbetween cooling between Dice (-70ish) and liquid nitrogen (-196) Depending on the demands of the owner temp range around -85 and -120ish for the mega expensive units (2K range). Liquid Nitrogen (-196°C) , expensive in usage, requires dewars, special LN2 pot (der8auer, Kingpin) , but full temp control by the user. For phase change , cascade units in Europe BartX and Piotres are the most renown names:

For Sandy Bridge and Win8/10 yes. For XP/7 it's optional