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  1. @websmile, @mr\.paco, @Mr\.Scott

    With all due respect of the work you have done : why you not added a stage with the s370 ( much older than the S775 ) ?

    It was not that easy to come up with the choice of platforms to use. My goal was to open it up to as many participants as possible with out making it too hard or too easy or too complicated.

    Sure I could have gone with socket-8 or socket-5 that are even older than s370, point being there are more options to go with but couldnt add em all with out making it ridiculously over the top and driving the bot staff crazy ;).

    I just hope you and everyone else will participate and have fun.

  2. In need of some help.

    I have been trying over and over to get an XTU submission in SC2/S1 but for what ever reason it just will not submit.

    I tryed submitting from XTU, Manual, various browsers, re-ran it several times and nothing. They show up in my XTU profile on Bot but thats it.

    When I try manual, I get There is an issue with the supplied data file. Please try again, if the problem persists contact the HWBOT crew.

     

    Here is the submission if I can get some help getting it submitted would be greatly appreciated.

    Intel Core i5-2400S CPU @ 3500.0MHz - 604 XTU marks on HWBOT

    *MrPACO

  3. How about limiting the quadros by Core? I would propose G96 or older, it will be easier for me and participants plus you have dx10 for vantage from g80 upwards.

    Overclocking, overclocking, and much more! Like overclocking.

    Generally, you did a very good and fast job, I am looking forward to round 3 :D

    No problem; Will make Quadros G96 or older.

     

    I wanted to have it up as soon as I could to be able to get all questions/concerns/complaints out of the way so that once it starts there are no hick-ups/problems . At least that was my thinking :)

     

    I hope its well accepted by everyone.

    Thank you for the opportunity...

  4. Why don't we make round 4 even more interesting? In stage 1 there is 1, maybe 2 CPU models to be used, let's narrow it to Thunderbird or Palomino core to make it more difficult :) Cinebench will be dominated by dual Athlon MP (or modded XP), so maybe result can be divided by number of cores? And for 2001... maybe a clock limit of 2500?

    I tryed to put it together to allow for as many participants as possible with out having too many limitations or making too easy.

    I only submitted my idea, it will have to be up to WebSmiles to change anything he deems necessary.

  5. Round-1: s771 (771 to 775 mod allowed)/Quadro G96 core or older Single GPU only

    Stage-1: Maxmem Read BandWidth

    Stage-2: 3D06

    Stage-3: Vantage

     

    Round-2 All S939 (Opterons allowed)/GF7 (multi GPU allowed)

    Stage-1 Cine bench 11.5 (divided by core count)

    Stage-2 Ice Storm

    Stage-3 Realbench

     

    Round-3 s478/Matrox

    Stage-1 Wprime 1024

    Stage-2 3D03

    Stage-3 PCM04

     

    Round-4 s462/GF2

    stage-1 CPU Frequency (Percentage of OC)

    Stage-2 3D01

    Stage-3 Cine Bench 03

     

    Round-5 Slot 1/Slot A/s7 //Rage

    Stage-1 Slot 1 and Rage 3DMark 99

    Stage-2 Slot A SPI 1m

    Stage-3 Socket-7 HWBprime

     

    Multi-Socket allowed where applicable.

  6. Not sure if this has been brought up.

    I am aware that Bot had a crash (or 2) in the past and as such a lot of submissions screen shots were damaged &/or lost.

    Unfortunately there folks that dont know/understand/realize that and are constantly reporting OLD submissions quoting "No screen shot". Or worse, see that there was a screen shot but it is a damaged file and still report it.

     

    Example of an older submission that obviously has/had a screen shot but was damaged. Yet was still reported.

     

    Not sure how this can be addressed; Maybe a bot generated generic screenshot saying something like "ScreenShot Check n Valid"

  7. If understanding you correctly; because you dont own a better or particular cpu you would like to have them change the system to suit YOU and what YOU own. Thats a new one.

    Not every one can enter every competition because no one has every piece of hardware ever made.

    They try to make comps as flexible as possible when they can to allow as many as possible to participate. Just sometimes you dont have what it takes may it be the hardware or the time.

    There will always be someone complaining about one thing or another because they (Bot Team) can not please EVERYONE. But they definitely do try.

  8. Pretty much something along these lines:

     

    Similar to what you see in each individual members profile now but with a twist.

     

    For TEAM version

    when you click HARDWARE LIBRARY TAB the view shows the hardware on left as it does now but instead of showing how many submission was made on the right it shows the number of team members that have that piece of HW.

     

    When you click on that number

    the next page lists all the members by name that have that HW on the left and the number of submissions they made with it on the right.

     

    when you click on the number of submissions made for a given member it then shows a list like it does now; each submission that member made.

     

    Also like the idea of a tick box of sort to indicate if that piece of HW is still owned or not

     

    I can not say if this is something easy or not to implement, (way above my pay grade :D) but would surly go a long way in aiding teams.

     

    Like anything else; its just an idea...

  9. Anyway people sells hardware so maybe they don't have it anymore, don't know how effective would it be...

     

    Its very well known that some members sell/trade/kill/buy hardware everyday.

    If thats the the case; same thing can be said for the Individual members HardWare library.

     

    A lot of folks here dont really care what the other members on their team have cause they pretty much bench for themselves not the team, especially those teams that have hundreds if not thousands of members. But then you have TEAMs that rely & work with each other and having a list of all members hardware in one place would help and benefit those teams ;)

  10. OK. Will do. Makes perfect sense.

    But also keep in mind that when new OCers/Benchers enter the scene they wont know or realize these things when submitting datafiles.

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