Gunslinger

5.5G's on 1.55V looks like a pretty nice chip!

Yes Who's ready for Montreal?

No buttons on the board, just the OC Panel.

If you opt for the OC Panel (which is awesome) you'll need to install ROG Connect or ROG Connect plus, can't remember which one. :celebration:

No worries, I just want any changes to be completely transparent.

You can use the OC Panel that came with the motherboard or you can use Asus turbovcore software. Everything you need is in this thread: https://www.kingpincooling.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2846

While I agree with you that changing rules after a contest has started is typically not desired, but these changes are in an effort to improve the competition and the experience of those who are participating. The changes are very minor and will only be in effect going forward. The reason for the change is because of 2 concerns voiced by the current participants. 1. People that are competing getting awarded 0 points, hence the 1 point rule. 2. the question was asked, "what are you going to do with the prize money if nobody places in a position to win it?" The money is in the budget to be awarded to the overclockers participating, would you rather I put it in my pocket? Sorry, I just now saw your question. I see you made your submission in time. :celebration: The next stage should open as the timer indicates. The stage 3 window will be open in 13DAYS 16HRS 41MIN

A couple of small updates regarding the Pro Championship. Point distribution: We're going to go to a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 distribution going forward, the minimum points awarded will be 1 point. Non-program participant cash prizes: Cash will be awarded based on the finishing place amongst the non-program participants regardless of where they rank overall in the standings. For example, if we were to use the Stage 1 results as the "end of Round 1" final standings the following payouts would occur: 1st place $400: Dancop 2nd place $200: jones965 3rd place $100: BenchBros

so what's the secret to running full pot without cracking the paste?

lol Guess I'll have to take the truck instead. Have dewars, will travel.

Multi gpu likely won't scale at all with the low 4.5GHz cpu speed so you might as well declare single GPU only. :celebration:

Not sure how many guys I can fit though.

Here is my approximate route to see what works for you guys as far as carpooling.

Price drop on the RAM

Where do you live Wiggles?

5930K sold on [H]

How about some nice, high and tight dual sided B-Die memory presets? Pretty please with sugar on top!

bump

see my comment above simply turn it off for guys like this :celebration:

GO GO GO!

Need an "enable/disable reporting capabilities" in the Admin control panel for people like this.

The intent was for a 48 hour window, I'm trying to get this issue resolved, but I can't do it personally because I have no access to the setup of the page. ( and don't want it either ) I've also got a message in to Massman, but he is still travelling I think.

Selling: 1x 5960X CPU, OEM style, no box chip does Fire Strike physics at 5.7GHz, XTU at 5.59GHz PCI-E Gen 1 (2D benching) cold bug is -130 PCI-E Gen 3 (3D benching) cold bug is -100 No air or watercooling testing by myself, was told that it does Cinebench R15 at 4.5GHz with 1.18V Going off of my memory, I think the VID is .89V 1x 5930K CPU, retail box included Chip did 5.6GHz XTU on LN2 4x8GB Kingston HyperX DDR4 3000MHz C15 on this set. Retail link: http://www.newegg.com/Pro...x?Item=N82E16820242077 Prices: $900 for the 5960X CPU $400 for the 5930K CPU $270 for the RAM PayPal is the preferred method of payment, prices are shipped USA. International buyers are welcome but are responsible for all shipping and customs fees. Heatware: http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=61643

always as a kit for me, I don't usually buy multiple kits at a single time. 1.85V for 3900 C12

Pretty sure these are B-die as well, I've got 1 kit so far and it's nothing special. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820232183