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  1. der8auer
    So we're currently working on a new Team Ranking to improve your HWBOT-Experience. I will just quote myself from an internal discussion: My idea was to go away from a pure hw/global-point based ranking to a competitive ranking. Short explanation: - The final team-ranking is based on the team-ranking in each benchmark - Benchmark rankings are an average of the top 20 results with 20 unique pieces of hardware (the final amount can still be discussed ofc ) Example: SuperPi32m Team A 1. User#1 - 6min 0s with 4770K 2. User#2 - 5min 30s with 4790K 3. User#3 - 5min 40s with 4690K ... .. . Team average: 7min 10s SuperPi32m Team B 1. User#1 - 6min 10s with 4770K 2. User#2 - 5min 40s with 4790K 3. User#3 - 7min 0s with 4690K ... .. . Team average: 9min 20s Team Ranking SuperPi32m: 1. Team A 7min 10s (50 Points) 2. Team B 9min 20s (40 Points) 3. Team C 10min 0s (35 Points) ... .. . Total Team Ranking (based on the Team Ranking of the individual Benchmarks) 1. Team B 450 Points 2. Team A 420 Points 3. Team X 80 Points 4. Team C 35 Points ... .. . I first wanted to see top 20 scores using 20 unique hardware and 20 unique users. However, you can just create a new user in the end to fool the system so it's easier for us to allow everyone to submit as much as they want. From my point of view this ranking is much more competitive and will need more teamwork than before Massman is currently working on an example based on few benchmarks to show you how it would look like. This is just a draft. Nothing is set in stone yet. I'd like to hear your opinions and ideas about this.
  2. der8auer
    I don't think so but the soldering process can cause tension inside the PCB.
  3. der8auer
    the "[x] I like polls" option is missing
  4. der8auer
    Dayum! 2100 is near.
  5. der8auer
    Good work!
  6. der8auer
    Sure, but normally the IHS will keep it straight and/or the socket frame will fix it. So not really a problem for normal people
  7. der8auer
    The PCB is only 0.780 mm thick so it will bend without IHS if you put it back in the socket. just too many pins and the PCB is not thick enough for that.
  8. der8auer
    It helps to move the CB but it really depends on the CPU. Some ES we benched liked 1,9 vPLL but some retails don't like PLL above 1,7 Volt
  9. der8auer
    Hey, I'm considering to sell this chip: http://forum.hwbot.org/showpost.php?p=363485&postcount=131 That's the max I did so far: http://hwbot.org/submission/2888178_der8auer_cinebench___r11.5_core_i7_5820k_19.37_points For 24/7 the chip is capable of 4700-4800 MHz. Binned out of 35 Chips by a member of PC Games Hardware. Bought it myself for 800€ so I'd ask 750€ for it.
  10. der8auer
    nice work man
  11. der8auer
    Nothing magical. We just wait Never open multiple CPU-Z windows at the same time. Wait until it's fully open.
  12. der8auer
    Exactly. First test on air and get rid of the bad ones. Then test the good and very good ones on LN2.
  13. der8auer
    It's possible that a golden air chip is not golden on LN2. Atm you have to bin decent air chips and bin on LN2
  14. der8auer
    One important point is also that Nvidia is locking the cards. There are not many users who like to epower a 1000$ card or solder on these. Much easier to play with a K-CPU and a Board with a nice BIOS.
  15. der8auer
    The result of the table kinda looks like before - just with a higher amount of total points. Not really a solution.
  16. der8auer
    The current situation seems to be the result of a natural progress to me. The majority seems to like 2D more than 3D. To compete seriously in the 3D Rankings you need a good 980Ti + X99 with 5960X. So the Setup requires more than 2000€ which is obviously way above the average gaming PC. However, you need only about 600€ to compete in the 4 Core 2D ranking with a 6700K and Z170. The result is a low competition and activity in the X99+5960X+980Ti categories which is understandable. edit: Nice info PJ. So there is not even an issue atm. 3D still gives a lot of points.
  17. der8auer
    absolutely amazing work man
  18. der8auer
    Wow great work there
  19. der8auer
    Thanks guys
  20. der8auer
    Really nice work there man!
  21. der8auer
    Happy birthday
  22. der8auer
    In the US I think Performance-PCS should have some in stock
  23. der8auer
    Would this help? http://forum.hwbot.org/showthread.php?t=129827
  24. der8auer
    Still working on it should have them soon in stock with 37g size
  25. der8auer
    There will be 37g tubes soon. "Splave size"
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