Gunslinger

Selling: One very lightly used 5960X CPU Does 4.4G's on 1.3V using AIO watercooling. Product link: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117404&cm_re=5960x-_-19-117-404-_-Product Price: $875 shipped USPS Priority mail, USA. Paypal is the preferred method of payment. International buyers are welcome, but are responsible for all shipping costs. Heatware: http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=61643

nailed it

It also happens just because SI is garbage software

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almost $2,000 for me, pretty much seals the deal on not going.

It might have reverted to stock clocks for "combined" hard to know for sure.

Price drop on the RAM. $400 shipped.

I agree, but its as high as it goes.

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Isn't it supposed to drop back to 2.0 when it's idle?

CPU did 4.6GHz with 1.3V in all benches on watercooling. -67C cold bug though, couldn't run 5.25GHz on LN2 :banana::banana::banana::banana:

As usual my efficiency is terrible, and the score is off a few hundred points I think.

Selling: 16GB kit of very lightly used DDR4 3000MHz C15, retail package. Pulled out of a gaming PC, never benched. Link: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233708 Price: $400 shipped USA. Paypal is the preferred method of payment. International buyers are welcome but are responsible for all shipping fees. Heatware: http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=61643

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is classic HWBot

I agree with what you guys are saying 100%. But in this case, they're not being consistent with what was done in the past with Heaven, which was virtually the exact same scenario. Remember when people would save the data file without CPUz and GPUz open? They didn't just automatically block those scores, they accepted them so long as the bonus "system picture" had the remainder of what was needed. When accepting/blocking scores, IMO, they need to remain consistent above all else.

You shouldn't have to IMO, if the Catzilla peeps won't fix their shitty website, we shouldn't be forced to use it

Not sure why they'd run a max fixed 5.5GHz frequency that most $1,000+ retail chips can't achieve... Would have made more sense to just do 5GHz for stages 1 and 2 in my opinion, then go full out for stage 3.

GTX 980 SOLD

R5E, 5960X and the 290X are sold.

Selling: 1x used 5960X CPU - 1x used but mint Z97 Maximus Formula 7 - 1x used but mint X99 Rampage 5 Extreme - 1x used R9 290X Matrix - 1x used GTX 980 Classified, mint condition, refresh model P/N 04G-P4-3988-KR. Except for the CPU all items were purchased from Newegg within the last year. PM for details on any specific items please. Prices: i7 5960X - $750 shipped SOLD GTX 980 - $500 shipped SOLD R9 290X - $270 shipped SOLD X99 RVE - $350 shipped SOLD Z97 MF7 - $250 shipped Paypal is the preferred method of payment. International buyers are welcome but are responsible for all shipping fees. Heatware: http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=61643

Very nice mike. So what was the secret sauce to get it over 1700?

1 card left! $550 shipped for the last card! Buy today, ships today.

1 more GPU sold. 1x 980 Classified remaining.

2 sold 2 available