[flyawaygimpy87 - Core i7 4790K @ 4500MHz - 740 marks XTU]

If you're on Win7, try updating it. Think there's a service pack or update that nearly doubles the score.

[Skylake 6700K/6600K Batch and Serial Numbers]

Thanks guys. I'm waiting for the soc force and then I'll be getting on the Skylake bandwagon

[Skylake 6700K/6600K Batch and Serial Numbers]

So a good air chip could turn out to be a dud on ln2? Can it also work the other way, a good ln2 chip is no good on air?

[Skylake 6700K/6600K Batch and Serial Numbers]

Hey Guys, how are these low voltage 5GHz chips going when under ln2? Is binning on air like this a good way to find a decent ln2 chip?

[[FS] 6700K 5 pieces !]

LN2 testing?

[Monster sale,everything else i own.]

You need to clear out your inbox

 

What would shipping on the REX be to Australia?

[The official Challenger 2015 Div III Round 2 thread.]

The overview says limited to 750ti and down, but Stage 4 says 760 is ok?

[The official Challenger 2015 Div III Round 2 thread.]

We can use a GTX960 for Stage 4? Or is it limited to GTX750 as stated in the overview?

[The official Challenger 2015 Div VII Round 2 thread.]

I thought it'd been stated that the hardware limitations would be the same for all the rounds in each division?

[Part out....]

Only after one of them, but between being a student and the rubbish exchange rate at the moment I'm definitely after a deal.

[Part out....]

Do you still have a Kingpin Tek9 Slim Rev 7.0 available?

[vMod-requests and general discussions]

Hey, I'm trying to figure out volt mods for a Gigabyte GTX750ti black (GV-N75TWF2BK-2GI). I'm pretty sure the chips are uP1542s and 81172, but I can't find datasheets on either of them though.

 

Any help would be great. Even just the datasheets so I can have a go at figuring it out myself would be extremely helpful.

[How to engage the "Extreme Rookie" community?]

I like this. Especially the Rookie extreme idea. I think it may only need to be 6 months though. Run a Rookie Extreme comp every 4-6 weeks. No prizes needed, just the idea of competition is enough to keep people interested/motivated.

 

So if I am getting this right.

 

Rookie League - 6 months. Ambient cooling techniques. Move onto Enthusiast league after 6 month period.

Enthusiast league - For those not wishing to move into Extreme League.

Rookie Extreme League - For those moving into Extreme Cooling Techniques from Enthuisast/Rookie Leagues. Move into Extreme League after 6 month period.

Extreme League - Extreme Cooling clearly.

Pro League(or whatever it's called) - For those people who are "uber leet". LOL

 

 

 

I like this setup.

 

 

I'm also liking this setup. Not sure on the 6 or 12 months before moving out of the Rookie leagues, but this plus relevant comps should help ease the transition.

[The official GIGABYTE Z97 - Pentium AE Fight the Heat Challenge thread.]

Nah, don't worry about it. There's no need for that.

[The official GIGABYTE Z97 - Pentium AE Fight the Heat Challenge thread.]

*starts packing for Antarctica*

[The official GIGABYTE Z97 - Pentium AE Fight the Heat Challenge thread.]

Yeah, saw that, which is why I haven't been using any. Just wondering how that works with the results that have already been posted that are sub-ambient.

[The official GIGABYTE Z97 - Pentium AE Fight the Heat Challenge thread.]

2 degrees C is obviously not sub-zero, but is still below ambient. Seems that's what people are doing, but I'm not sure it's legal? Or if those results will be removed at the end.

[The official GIGABYTE Z97 - Pentium AE Fight the Heat Challenge thread.]

For Stage 1 with XTU, are sub-ambient results (using chillers or ice) going to be invalidated, or should I be grabbing myself a bag of ice on the way home tonight?

[Chilli-Man - Pentium G3258 @ 5000MHz - 368 marks XTU]

Low room temp (late at night with the window open) combined with the delidded CPU with the waterblock directly on the die.