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K I'll try to get things sorted out, where's Geoooooooooooooooorge

5003,.... ???

5203.8

missing FM link

Greeeeaaat Gold, well done!!

missing FM link ...

missing competition background, score removed

Thanks , however need to redo this , had massive uncore issues. After testing today it was purely bios related... be back for more!

amazing, still love this platform

F5D Bios ? its on gigabyte website sir

Guys thats an XPG advert... nothing more, CPU-Z tells the board type

G.SKILL Announces OC World Cup 2019 Live Qualifier and Grand Final Rules Taipei, Taiwan (16 April 2019) – G.SKILL International Enterprise Co., Ltd., the world’s leading manufacturer of extreme performance memory and gaming peripherals, is announcing the rules and benchmarks for the G.SKILL 6th Annual OC World Cup 2019live contests. This live competition event will be held during Computex 2019 week, from May28th toMay31th, and consists of the Live Qualifier and Grand Final Stages. New Format for OC World Cup Live Competition Differing from previous years, G.SKILL is introducing a new format for both Live Qualifier and Grand Final stages this year. Contestants are only allowed to run the specified benchmarks within the designated time slots, which not only challenges the contestants’ overclocking skills, but also their time management skills.The following 4 benchmarks have been carefully selected for the Live Qualifier Stage to test the 9 semi-finalists’ memory tweaking knowledge: · Highest DDR4 Memory Frequency · HWBOT x265 Benchmark - 4k 6GHz · 3DMark 11 Physics 6GHz · Geekbench 3 Memory Performance Single Core 6GHz Grand Final Benchmarks For the Grand Final Stage, top 3 finalists from the Live Qualifier Stage will compete with the following 5 benchmarks on May 31 : · Highest DDR4 Frequency with G.SKILL specified memory · 1x Benchmark, chosen by G.SKILL · Contestant A’s choice · Contestant B’s choice · Contestant C’s choice For the contestant’s choice benchmarks, it must be a valid 2D benchmark listed on HWBOT with fixed CPU frequency and approved by the OC World Cup 2019 event judges. Competition Hardware All OC World Cup 2019 contestants are limited to using G.SKILL DDR4 memory kits, Intel® Core™ processors, and Intel Z370/Z390 chipset motherboards for the benchmarks. Competitors: For a breakdown of the cash prize at OC World Cup 2019, please see below: Champion: USD $10,000 2nd: USD $3,500 3rd: USD $2,500 4th: USD $2,000 5th: USD $1,800 6th: USD $1,600 7th: USD $1,400 8th: USD $1,200 9th: USD $1,000 About G.SKILL Established in 1989 by PC hardware enthusiasts, G.SKILL specializes in high performance memory, SSD products, and gaming peripherals designed for PC gamers and enthusiasts around the world. Combining technical innovation and rock solid quality through our in-house testing lab and talented R&D team, G.SKILL continues to create record-breaking memory for each generation of hardware and hold the no. 1 brand title in overclocking memory. Press Contact Joseph Fang

great work, love them ood old REXes

for those doubitng I got video footage of a few runs with clocks well in focus (fluctuating) and temps rising... seems another AGESA thing as with GPUPI

Benchmark is gonna be swapped for version.4.. We just chose this version for the Challengers as computing time required would be less than 3.2

Take note this thread is ONLY for those that participate in the live qualifier, thank you.

G.SKILL OC WORLD CUP 2019 LIVE QUALIFIER (Computex Taiwan) HARDWARE G.SKILL DDR4 Memory Intel Z390/Z370 Series motherboard BENCHMARKS DDR4 Frequency Geekbench 3 Memory Performance Single Core 6GHz 3DMark11 Physics 6GHz HWBOT X265 BENCHMARK – 4K 6GHz GENERAL RULES - Top-9 of the Online Qualifier are eligible to compete - Top-3 of the Live Qualifier proceed to Final - Travel and accommodation to be covered by the participants. Take note that all participants eligible for cash prize must be physically present at the award ceremony on the 31st of May. - Z370/Z390 Platform & G.SKILL memory only. Must use commercially available components (ES not allowed) - Contestants must bring their own hardware, including (but not limited to) processor, graphics card, cooling gear and motherboard. - Contestants have to inform G.Skill in private which board they plan to use so OS can be prepared. - Participants must use the PSU and SSD provided by G.SKILL. - All participants will receive G.SKILL DDR4 memory modules before the contest. Participants must use these kits. - Contestants may not use any storage equipment (USB, DVD, SSD) not provided by the organization - The organization will prepare SSDs with required OS and overclocking tools pre-installed. If you want to have a tool included which is not in the pre-approved list, please contact the competition organizer - During the preparation phase, LN2 may be used. Contestants are free to try any benchmark applications, but submitting results can only be done during the competition phase - Contestants can update their results within specified time period. After the judge verifies the result, the scoreboard is updated. The final approval of the results is done after the conclusion of every competition phase. - When on stage, the contestants must be by themselves and may not accept any outside help. Any outside physical help or someone joining the stage will result in automatic disqualification - Contestants must submit the result right after it was done. - After the competition phase finishes the benchmark results can no longer be updated and the best update of the result will be the final score. However if the benchmark was started before the end of the competition phase, the end result is still eligible for submission - The Judge has the right to ask contestants to re-run benchmarks to verify results. - Decisions by the Judges are final and shall not be discussed. - Participants are required to show up on time and prepared for on-stage presence. GSKILL and HWBOT reserve the right to refuse any participant access to the competition stage. - We expect fair play from everyone for those competitions. HWBOT and GSKILL reserve the right to remove results and/or participants who compete unfairly. The decision is final and will not be discussed afterwards. Examples of behaviors that aren’t acceptable: Influence others submissions to profit your ranking, deliberately forget / make a mistake in the submissions process and ask later for change - G.SKILL has the right to change the competition rules and format before the competitions start. - All contestants must be physically present at the award ceremony to be eligible to claim their cash prize. Good luck!!

No problem, thx for giving the heads up, see you there!!!

Seems you are in lucky man....

we need to finalise the rules now and do the PR... I'll come back for the lucky draw

slacking at it's finest, good score bro

Results checked, final ranking as on the competition page: People who qualified for the live Qualifiers are (Micka removed from list) 1. Alex@Ro 2. Rsannino 3. Dancop 4. Safedisk 5. IvanCupa 6. Bullshooter 7. Niuulh 8. Radi 9. Lucky_n00b (pays beer for everyone) Spares in case of some of the above can't make it (by their own means) to Computex Taiwan 10. Ale Belo 11. KaRtA 12. Seal2fast 13. Achill3us 14. shar00750 ...

MODERATION IN PROGRESS, a new thread for the Qualified contestants will pop up soon

you forgot th emonitoring tool for maximum clock verification

missing mobo tab and monitoring tool for Challegner participation