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Have fun guys!!

Good grief

Vezry nice scores man, full stock card ?

Niko for the win

K good to hear Bala, one down than Could we get back on topic and list batches and results plz. Will update the excel tonite

You can take my comment/advise in any way you want man. Just a small part served as a reply to some of your statements listed in your previous comments. Again I have tested and benched all boards/CPUs on LN2 besides ASRock. No matter the brand, you dial in the voltages and you have to take into consideration the risks involved. If you bench 4700 on 1.45 Cache voltage it can go down. In my personal opinion that voltage is already way out of whack as it indicates a weak CPU/IMC/... combo. The CPU needs better than water cooling to handle these voltages during hours of bench sessions. If you are able to perform benching in units of minutes, mmm okay... OCing is all about balancing stuff. If you had 2-3 casualties I would revise the way of approaching things and start asking myself some questions... Easiest route is to blame the hardware ofc... @Steponzi: Sorry Joe two CPUs went out on your fav board at the Asia gathering, moist issues, don't you love them It is and remains a technical hobby, stuff can go wrong especially when pushed hard I'm not high and mighty, I flush the same stuff down the toilet is anyone else... Just handing out tips.. if you feel personally attacked, I must have touched a nerve... I just hope everybody learns from their experiences...

so this changes the OC order big time.... Andi > Daniel > ... > Pepinorang > Me

Nice one, how did you mount the pot?

benched all but Asrock didn't have any dying on me (yet)... Just for info, running auto voltages has never been a good idea.. also those that run daily setups on water I don't think it is neither a good idea to push 4500 uncore and co for 24/7... there's hardly any gain for daily apps above 3.7Ghz... and sorry 1.45 Cache voltage is your own choice... What color is that when you set it at ? Red, yep it is... Honestly do you drive your sports car 12 hours a day flat out ? And you expect it to keep it for years... right...

Scatter benching for the win man, good stuff!!

Nice going man, great temp control learning fast!

Yes indeed scary bunnyextraction Need to rebench to take some distance

Holy smoke!!

Not bad old man!

lol just not good enough Moaar memory speed Dre next time!! Hope it was fun man!

Willem is on fire!

Martijn does it better (that is what Nedernakker told me)

Killing it!

Why would this bench disappear ?

Well DrWEEEZZZZZZZ depending on what is going on it can be quite fun to commentary. Like HiVizman said if there's plenty of action going on it can be very entertaining to watch. If however if its like at the gathering at Computex, not much was going on. Thus to keep the crowd than happy is another ballpark. We need small time frames with plenty of warranted action!

Same here man already pm'ed the masters

mmm seems I have the first edition of the 4890 TOP with MLCC cap, yet can't access the voltages via any software than smartdoc...

True words , I think the event in Poitiers showed that a nerv braking time limit enhances the pressure big time , but also the spectacle. Like I said before watching a guy doing re-run after re-run, crash after crash is hard to comment on and is hardly entertaining if this happens during hours I liked the dreamhack thing where benchers would bench a particular setup and then swap seats to take control of the other setup.

MSI board ?

Plz make sure for HWBOT prime, no runs on Windows 8 or later due to RTC bug. For the score validation: make sure the needed CPU tabs are opened in the screenshot. A tip for HWBOT prime: move the save window around first than press the save button. This will make sure the HWBOT prime score is visible in the screenshot. Keep on pushing it!