[storm-chaser - 2x Xeon E5 2696 v4 @ 3692.4MHz - 3692.45 MHz CPU Frequency]

10 hours ago, Leeghoofd said:

It's there for sure...  ( LINK )

 

My bad, I was going to the rules section:

(I didn't think I could compete in the country cup because I have 44c/88t)

[storm-chaser - 2x Xeon E5 2696 v4 @ 3692.4MHz - 3692.45 MHz CPU Frequency]

Updated.... still cannot find the official background? It's not in the rules section either.

 

[storm-chaser - 2x Xeon E5 2696 v4 @ 3692.4MHz - 3692.45 MHz CPU Frequency]

2 hours ago, Leeghoofd said:

A verification screenshot is required, using the official background, score, CPU-Z 2.0.3 tabs for CPU, motherboard and memory. 3% variation allowed

Storm-chaser here.

Will update accordingly, sorry about that. 

 

-Question: Where is the download link for the background image?

-Also - is this screenshot going to be acceptable for the run?

[storm-chaser - 2x Xeon E5 2696 v4 @ 3692.4MHz - 3692.45 MHz CPU Frequency]

1 hour ago, Leeghoofd said:

A verification screenshot is required, using the official background, score, CPU-Z 2.0.3 tabs for CPU, motherboard and memory. 3% variation allowed

Storm-chaser here.

Will update accordingly, sorry about missing that. 

[Unigine Superposition GPU Benchmark Competition (1080P Extreme)]

1 hour ago, AKM said:

Can’t we just look at scores on the site? 1080p Xtreme and 8K are both on the site already?

Unless something is going way over my head on this post ?

It's an in house forum competition, I will update the title, perhaps that threw you off. Sure, you can get lost in a sea of results on their website if you want, but I'd prefer to gear it toward the community here so we can get some vital statistics on local results, plus the added element of competition is always fun. 

[Unigine Superposition GPU Benchmark Competition (1080P Extreme)]

File name: Unigine_Superposition-1.1.exe
File size: 1.2 GB

Download Link:
Unigine Superposition (1.1) Download

This benchmark should be configured like this, as listed below, so make adjustments accordingly. You will need to change the preset to 1080p Extreme.

You can snip and post your results here, I will start a leaderboard if we get enough interest. Like this:

Post a CPU z pick of your current OC / CPU configuration...

Include GPU-z Snip of your video card specs

Basic ground rules:
Download, run, and publish your results! Post your system specs as well, if you wish....

[CPUz mini benchmark competition / challenge]

I am well aware that CPU z isn't the most reliable standard when assessing CPU system performance. I want to say that right up front. But pros list, everyone has it and we all play by the same rules so it should make for a relatively painless, competitive benchmarking experience that nearly all here on the forum can get involved with. If we can get enough interest going I will add a leaderboard.

Very simple, run the CPU z "bench" tab and post that screenshot here - also include the "CPU" tab in CPUz as well, so I can record your system specifications on the leaderboard. Your result should look nearly identical to this, without out any superfluous data, focusing solely on the CPU and Bench tabs ONLY!

This is one of my dual socket z820s running two Xeon 2696 v2 processors for a total of 24C and 48T... include a brief description of your rig or specs on the build, if you wish. You may also include a picture of the rig itself.