[The official HWBOT OC Challenge January 2010 - stage 1: 3Dmark 2003 thread.]

How exactly is it different?

[Monstru - Core i7 870 @ 4800MHz - 20859 marks PCMark 2005]

Guys, this is done with one G2 Intel SSD. I have no FM link, but the result is not in global TOP 20, and I do not think that the score is out of line for the hardware used.

[Happy Xmas everyone]

Meeeeeeeery Christmas everybody

[The official HWBOT Country Cup 2009 - stage 7: 3Dmark 2001 thread.]

It has been done!

 

My congratulations and deepest respect to all participants, this was one crazy contest!!!

[A new brand will enter the market in 2010 - Avexir BLITZ DDR3 2000 CL9 in the house]

Loool =))

[The official HWBOT Country Cup 2009 - stage 7: 3Dmark 2001 thread.]

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[A new brand will enter the market in 2010 - Avexir BLITZ DDR3 2000 CL9 in the house]

Avexir Blitz DDR3 2000 CL9

 

 

I wanted to show you a DDR3 kit from a new DDR manufacturer from Taiwan, called Avexir. I will not go into details regarding the company and the people behind it. It's enough to say that they assured me that their kits are carefully binned and they will be priced very competitive. Also, some master-plan regarding some killer MNH-E based kits got to my ears, but that is something for the future. Right now let's see some BBSE powah.

 

This puppies knocked on my door a cuple of days ago, so I didn't really have time to test them. However, here are some pics with some sexy looking RAM (I am sure we all recognise the HS) and a litle bit of something I pulled in 5 minutes while speaking on the phone with some friends about Christmas - DDR3 2286 9-9-9-24 1T | 1.75v. Since we all know DDR3 <2300 is for girls, stay tuned for some real testing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Nice find then

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I repeat my question - any screwdriver near some specific part on the MB?

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Does it involve a screw driver?

[SF3D OC Meeting - (Dec.-09) Some AMD records?]

Very nice stuff guys, love to see you all get together. One question though (please escuse my ingorance) - who is the second guy from Russia?

[The official HWBOT Country Cup 2009 - stage 7: 3Dmark 2001 thread.]

Well, what do I need a strong rig for? I use the heavy hardware for testing bro, not internet browsing. Plus that my daily use rig is a silent PC, so....

[The official HWBOT Country Cup 2009 - stage 7: 3Dmark 2001 thread.]

Dude, all my team is submitting daily-rig results

[Snapshot - automated screen capture by ihlades]

Yes, I have thought about that, it can be done

[Snapshot - automated screen capture by ihlades]

Our colleague is working in automated watermark support. Is anyone interested?

[Why no points for this entry?]

Yes, some of our users wlso reported that. Nothing changed in the top but they lost points.

[Snapshot - automated screen capture by ihlades]

Changed the version with a new one, now .NET is NOT required anymore

[The official HWBOT Country Cup 2009 - stage 7: 3Dmark 2001 thread.]

DiaboRO - for the future please ask me directly about this kind of stuff.

[Snapshot - automated screen capture by ihlades]

I am sure that you have had at least once the frustrating experience of finishing a SuperPi or PiFast run, and then crash while you were taking the screenshot with Paint. Every overclocker was there at one point and every one of us was a liitle bit like when that happened. Well, in order to get rid of this pesky problem, lab501 community member ihlades wrote a very small program (10k) called Snaphsot. Unlike Paint, which takes up 38MB of system memory while doing a 1920x1200 screenshot, Snapshot only takes 13MB (so it also helps with MaxMem), and the screenshot is automated (saved in the same folder with the program, as a PNG file).

 

 

 

The only bad thing I have found so far is that you need .NET Framework 2.0 installed on your system, and that is something that you might not want on a Pi OS

 

 

You can donwload the application here - Snapshot

[The official HWBOT Country Cup 2009 - stage 5: wPrime 32m thread.]

That is very simple. The first Celeron is a CONROE based Celeron, while blind's celeron is Cedar Mill and yours is a Prescott. Conroe brought a huge performance impprovement when it was released, so this is very easy to understand.

[The official HWBOT Country Cup 2009 - stage 5: wPrime 32m thread.]

Please link us to the results you are speaking about.

[The official HWBOT Country Cup 2009 - stage 6: SuperPi 32m thread.]

Yes bro, but i hate it because CPU-Z becomes more and more unreliable with every new version. That CL4 "sleep" bug kills me for instance every time I see it

[The official HWBOT Country Cup 2009 - stage 6: SuperPi 32m thread.]

19, nice one Franck =))

[The official HWBOT Country Cup 2009 - stage 6: SuperPi 32m thread.]

Good one

[The official HWBOT Country Cup 2009 - stage 6: SuperPi 32m thread.]

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