Leeghoofd

@falken1 the hwbot data files are in the results folder of benchmate https://hwbot.org/submission/5109195

It's time to update them benching OSses ladies and gentlemen, from the 29th of October plz only use BenchMate 10.12.2 or newer version. Grab the latest version at the BenchMate website

We got many inputs that some new achievements need to be added to keep the interest of the community. So the floor is yours... We are aware that the automatic updating of these is still hit and miss, but it's on the to do list of the programmer(s)

Migration of all the data to the HETZNER hosting was completed yesterday Current issues: Profile wall needs to be re-linked Submitting from BenchMate wrapper needs to be fixed email password reset is broken

I can only comment it works here Profile wall is broken : FIXED Submitting from BenchMate wrapper is broken Email password recovery needs to be fixed

not bad for a Texas ranger

Canada on top

it seems to be related to the new hosting we migrated too, hang in there, we will try to get it fixed asap

all will be changed to 10.12.1 or newer this weekend CPU-Z 1.96 or newer (not for CPU, ref or memory freq validations), we will change to v2.0.x in 2023

@falken1 manually subbing works, via the wrapper needs to be fixed. thanks for the report https://hwbot.org/submission/5109144_leeghoofd_wprime___32m_core_i9_11900k_3sec_157ms?recalculate=true

profile wall / commenting seems to be broken atm / some DNS stuff still needs to be addressed. We will check this. Can you manually submit via the hwbot site by using the datafile and via the BM wrapper.?

Never fun do this, but the rules are for everyone. they are right there at the front page 2D scores require CPU-Z tabs for CPU and memory in the verification screenshot 3D scores require CPU-Z tabs for CPU, memory and GPU-Z in the verification screenshot

Xeons added, other stage is configured by CPU socket.

Stage 1: SuperPi 32M, maximum CPU frequency of 4005MHz on Wolfdale 6M CPUs Stage 2: Pifast, maximum CPU frequency of 3610MHz on Celeron-256 CPUs Initial setup at: https://hwbot.org/competition/Antinomy's Low Clock Challenge More info to follow

kickin ass

Solid run sir!

It is only a global 24x record... no ribs for Allen...

I just ran it on my daily with Win11, no problems in Basic nor Xtreme preset to submit. More info would be great though OS version,... did you install all distributables,...

AMD GPU - 5 stages Stage 1: Heaven Xtreme Crossfire: - 2 videocards based on Cayman or Barts core - per GPU, 4 submissions Stage 2: GPUPI-1B Vega: per GCN Vega 5th gen GPU (no VEGA GL cores), 3 submissions Stage 3: Fire Strike Extreme Dual GPU - one videocard - per GPU, 3 submissions Stage 4: 3DMark05 HD3000 series - one videocard - per GPU, 3 submissions Stage 5: 3DMark Speed Way - one videocard - per GPU, 5 submissions nVIDIA GPU - 5 stages Stage 1: 3DMark Speed Way - one videocard - per GPU, 5 submissions Stage 2: 3DMark Time Spy(GPU) - maximum 8GB VRAM - per GPU, 4 submissions Stage 3: GPUPI v3.3 32B - GeForce 1000 series - one videocard - per GPU, 4 submissions Stage 4: 3DMark 06 SLI - GeForce 8 series - 2 videocards - per GPU, 3 submissions Stage 5: 3DMark WL Extreme, no RTX besides 3060 series, one videocard - per GPU, 3 submissions

Overview: AMD CPU - 6 stages Stage 1: 7-Zip: - No AM5, EPYC CPUs or Threadrippers - per CPU Core, 4 submissions Stage 2: GeekBench 4 Multi:- FM2/2+ CPUs only - per CPU, 4 submissions Stage 3: GPUPI for CPU 100M - 940,AM2,939,754 - per CPU socket; 4 submissions Stage 4: CBR20 - maximum of 16 processor cores - per CPU, 4 submissions Stage 5: Wprime 1024 - 4,6,8,12,16 core - per CPU processor cores 5 submissions Stage 6: Memory Frequency - DDR2,3,4,5 per DDR Type, 4 submissions INTEL CPU - 6 stages Stage 1: Y-Cruncher 1B - LGA1150, 1155, 1156, 2011-3, 2066 - per CPU socket, 4 submissions Stage 2: 3DMark CPU Profile Max - 4, 6, 10, 12 processor cores, 4 submissions Stage 3: 3DMark 11 PhysX - No K SKU CPUs, use IGPU, per CPU, 4 submissions Stage 4: CPU Frequency - no cores/HT disabling - per CPU, 4 submissions Stage 5: SuperPi 32M by BenchMate, Core i3 only, per CPU socket, 5 submissions Stage 6: CB R11.5 Core i5 on DDR4, per CPU socket, 4 submissions

ofcourse they are all listed as GCN 5th gen 6990 is listed at HWBot as Cayman core... so it can be used

Stages in general 3-4 subs per stage No Raptor Lake suport planned even though it might launch soon Which big limitations are you talking about? I want to finalize evething tonite.... within approx 12 hours

Holy smoke 6.8+

so I guess stages stay as there is no input? https://hwbot.org/competition/Country Cup 2022