cbjaust

indeed

That might just work. Will wait for Alby to chime in.

Easy, never leave the clock blank and the OC% will be calculated with respect to the reference clocks for the GPU.

@ViNsTeR777, my understanding of the hwbot hardware database is that the clocks quoted are the reference clocks for the partucular GPU, not any custom AIB clocks. You may ask to have the series of the card put in if it's not there already, eg "Fatboy" in the case of your xfx card.

yeah, all bets are off with funky ASRock boards @moi_kot_lybit_moloko?

Of the seasonal rankings, only the league ranking is showing correct points on my profile.

Not true. The MSI 790XT-G45 is AM2+ and the Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe is AM2. This does not mean newer CPUs are not compatible and for example just because a Phenom II x4 925 will run in the M2N-SLI Deluxe it doesn't make it an AM3 Socket board.

ha funny, I didn't notice the necro

Also mb listed is not Socket A

I see the same issue, season global and hardware points are not adding up to correct season total, also rankings apart from the seasonal league ranking are not updated either.

LOD only works with DX9 on AMD. At least that's the only time the effect can be seen.

Accidental double upload: please delete https://hwbot.org/submission/4926706_cbjaust_3dmark05_radeon_rx_vega_56_79635_marks/

@klopcha, try here: https://www.apkmirror.com/uploads/?appcategory=geekbench Something to be aware of is that any old version you install will most likely get updated to the latest Geekebench version 5 at the first opportunity.

@MaddMutt when you get to the page linked from the number of submissions from your hardware page edit the url and append "&limit=x" where x is a number equal to or greater than the number of submissions shown on your hardware page. Something like this will get you all scores where you listed an R9 280X as the GPU: https://hwbot.org/search/submissions/permalink?userId=81975&gpuId=2110&limit=120

@Junyuan it is not necessary to delete a score that you have improved on with another entry. You only need to request a score to be deleted if there is a mistake with it.

This card is a Fury X. Dev 1002 0B36 - AMD reference AIO cooled card I have tried 18.5.1 and 18.7.1 which others have used without success.

@StrunkenboldI am seeing the same message, did you ever find a solution? I see it only with 3.3.3 and 3.3.3 - legacy and only with 32B

Hi @_mat_ I am getting silent crashes to desktop with GPUPI 3.3.3 via BM 0.10.8 in Windows 10. Hardware is AMD PRO A8-8650B with R9 Fury. I sent a bug report with screen capture via BM recently. GPUPI 3.2 works fine. Do you have any ideas? Thanks

please delete: https://hwbot.org/submission/4858219_cbjaust_cinebench___r23_multi_core_with_benchmate_pro_a8_8650b_1805_cb/

What hoops did you jump through to get the gold?

N1 N1 !

likewise, none of my Dual CPU Opteron 270 multicore bencjmark scores show up in the Dual Socket list: https://hwbot.org/search/submissions/permalink?userId=10871&cpuId=1152&cpuBatchId=4616 and only the couple of CB 2003 scores @Leeghoofd already edited show up in the Dual Socket Opteron 285 list out of the score I have entered into hwbot: https://hwbot.org/search/submissions/permalink?userId=10871&cpuId=1157&cpuBatchId=4678

XTU does not get points. You can see which bechmarks get points in the Benchmarks List

I guess if a given score is questioned and has a validation link to the unigine site but not in a "published" state the score can be manually set to the published state in order to be verified. Pretty janky but until unigine allows links to all scores in their database it's possibly the least worst option.

GTX 200 series dual GPU was just done in TC, was it not? what about GTX 500 series dual GPU instead?