TaPaKaH

will we soon see a series of GPUs with LN2 pot coming as "stock cooling"?

@subaruwrc: try cas write 8

After removal of Karl's scores, in some hardware categories, like this one, the cups/points do not transfer to the next best scores.

if this is an "all out" score, why so loose mem?

Congratulations on breaking the 4min40 milestone

try this chip on X48

nice backup

u da maaan

http://hwbot.org/forum/showthread.php?t=59847 already reported in this thread few days ago, should be fixed soon

I haven't seen release of 1.63 mentioned on any OC forum I visit so would have hit the same trap had I not seen this thread. May be it would be a good thing for hwbot to somehow publish such notifications?

165.05fps GT1 + 127.45fps GT2 + 331.55fps GT3 = 47765 pts overall 165.14fps GT1 + 127.54fps GT2 + 331.64fps GT3 = 47789 pts overall hence score 47747 is not possible with such subtest scores

I don't think it's possible to have 5 point difference in 06 having exact same subtest scores.

sub 6GHz cpu clock, backups?

could have been worse, this could have been a cherry 1100MHz+ G80 card

impressive VRAM clocks

you're extremely lucky if both your E8200 and E8400 can do 1M at such FSB

nice play on s775 32M by Poland!

..there goes my golden cup, congrats!

I think stuff like HWmonitor/HWinfo/OCCT can also monitor CPU clocks and write them in a log file. If you want to add encryption to those log files so they can't be "edited by hand" - I doubt anyone will bother since frequency cheating is not (yet) a big issue.

impressive result for a single stage

Why so loose memory?

impressive chip

Is there any relatively cheap place to stay?

the world will not end tomorrow because Massman says so

The new format of Pro League is not going to make things more affordable. Let's be honest, to fight for top spots in any contest, binning is a must since you're only as good as your samples are. These days the Pro league is mostly about binning stuff like 3770K and GTX680/HD7970, which are quite popular outside of the benching community and hence are not too difficult to resell. If you switch the focus to multiple 'obscure' platforms, people will still have to bin but will now lose more money as getting rid of the rejects will be a lot harder. Of course, you might say that noone forces the participants to bin and one can compete with 'random samples', but same can be done in the current format as well. For example, if you have an 'average' 6.5GHz Ivy, you can easily get in the Top 20 provided you have the time to cover all the global CPU-heavy benchmarks.