Antinomy

Yes, I see on the background ? Looks like I have a different strap/divider than you. Anyway, this board is fun but useless in terms of overclocking. Gotta take out the big one ?

Excellent work, now that's a really good one! +158 points on same clock? Very big improvement.

Ice lake FTW

Too bad to hear. Anyway, it's small, cheap but overclocks like shit. I'll update my results with a proper board.

Dedicate this submission to my friend XSS who's put effort to his scores and has been holding first place for almost 12 years. I honour your skills.

Nice card, pretty score, nice to see you benching!

Do you have a GPU-Z screenshot?

https://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/evga_corp_x299_micro_2_121_sx_e296_kr/ https://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/dell_08v050/

Excellent score, congratulations. There's space for improvement though.

Glad to see you back, windwithme! Do you have a backup of your old reviews from LGA775/939/AM2 era that are available? The reviews from i4memory and other sites are dead.

Almost same here, but only in the summer. In the winter it's around +5 in the cold days and yes I run on tap water

added: https://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/b365m_pro4/

Exactly what I've meant ? thanks for clarifying!

I'm thinking about making videos of my runs just for solid proof. But the whole chilled thing is the big gray zone.

s775 motherboards allowed?

added: https://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/848p_a/

Lower left corner.

Strange, maybe this needs some more investigation for the Pro series. What PCB ver and BIOS have you been using? CPU has a free multi?

Also they have a 5-bit FID meaning work fine with multi over 12,5. I've got 8RDA+ Pro and 8RDA3+ Pro. 8RDA6+ Pro is the same with additional controllers (SATA AFAIK).

https://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/mag_x570_tomahawk_wifi_ms_7c84/

A CPU-Z txt report file would be useful on this one. Thank you for clarification, I indeed messed up LPDDR3 with DDR3L. Again, we need txt reports from such systems to help with reporting this bug to CPU-Z author. I could contact Franck on this one.

Nope. Not exactly. LPDDR3 standard permits use of different data widths but in case of general notebooks it's not quite so. Generally speaking DDR3L or LPDDR3 SO-DIMM module is simply one that can work at 1.35V. Usual DDR3 SO-DIMMs work at 1.5V. So generally speaking any DDR3L module will work in DDR3 environment and vice versa, a DDR3 SO-DIMM that works stable at 1.35V will work in DDR3L system. Thus speaking, I don't think it's necessary to make a separate category for them especially since CPU-Z doesn't tell them from regular ones. I'm open for arguments and opinions though.

Excellent score, Mr. Trololo ))

Fixed your sub. It was hilarious though :D

GPU clock says it's 3470.