Leeghoofd

I've seen 32GBs subs, but if you want we can lower it

I'll try to make the rules a bit clearer

@havli

Desktop... Others are hdet...

Without maxmem?

Nope, 4503.00000000000000000 mhz

@websmile for forum

missing compo background

missing monitoring tool for CPU speeds, use HWInfo64 or Open Hardware Monitor

Plz use monitoring tools as foreseen in the rules, either being HWinfo64 or Open Hardware Monitor

If you are german, no. Other nationalitiers yes ? Ofcourse you can use safe mode, that's why Matt put it there

try 2017 Vcredist

@richba5tard @Devroush

if hwinfo gives positive temps it is accepted....

due to this benchmate benchmarks have been removed since at least 2 days. Anyway version 1.1 will have S775 support according the developer

Back in full force!!

No it's 2011 not 2011v3... No ddr4 here

yes, it was allowed Anyway we just imposed no screenshot cropping for the competitions last year , so this is a logic evolution

Hell Yeah

yes Daryl no problem, guess you want to use them FX CPUs.

Removed the Benchmate benchmarks from the Legacy Divisions, so bench the regular Pifast Or Wprime

depends: 1) if you never benched this hardware and did not do any submission with it before, you are requires to use at least version CPUZ 1.91 (or newer) 2) If you did this score in 2019 (or earlier) and you already submitted a (s)lower score with it before the 9th of January 2020, it is considered as a backup score. Either you sub it and mention it is a backup score in the comments box Or you PM the moderators with a link to the previous old score. This was the only fair way to approach in a soft manner the happenings of early this year. Without being too restrictive in a way a screenshot has to be made. It is a lot of extra work for the moderators and if you spot wrong submissions plz report them via the REPORT button.

They are backup scores, official rules are laid down like the OP is: New 2020 scores: a full size verification screen (meaning no cropping), mandatory usage of CPU-Z 1.91 or Legacy CPU-Z (or more recent). Exception: on old legacy platforms (Socket A and variants ) older CPUZ versions are still allowed. If unsure crosscheck with the moderators Submitting Backup scores: No edit of older score is allowed. The newly submitted backup score must be higher than the old score. Advise a moderator or mention in the comments box that it’s a backup score: e.g. “backup score found on Websmile's USB dongle” The date implementation was a proposal, but not fully supported and required by the community

Not intended... If you all want I can put 4503mhz?

Good sub, nicely done