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I just checked the result. Unfortunately it's a common thing that people report higher scores just because they are better.

Thanks guys

Yea but mem actually got worse. I will try to resolder it. Card did 1300 easily on air with normal mem mod.

Thanks Still trying to beat spl tho.

That's awesome! Maybe we can add it as Beta benchmark.

Good job

sold

CPU did 6,4 wPrime32m. Not as good as my other chip so selling it. 50€ shipped worldwide.

Well some guys tried to get points for the dual core ranking. So it's probably the most poplular CPU of PCM05 for 2 years. Amount of submissions with other "popular CPUs" 4690K: 4 4790K: 16 5960X: 2 5820K: 0 5930K: 2 4930K: 10 4960X: 3 4670K: 22 4770K: 37 Now lets take a look at more popular benchmarks like HWBot Prime (which is not the most popular one of these CPUs!) G3258: 197 4690K: 31 4790K: 169 5960X: 50 5820K: 20 5930K: 23 4930K: 104 4960X: 37 4670K: 116 4770K: 269

Why HWBot Prime?

XTU is actually really consistent and scales on CPU and MEM power. The big advantage is that Massman has a direct connection to Intel and they constantly update the benchmark. So it might take time but Intel is at least willing to update the benchmark. For PCMark there is no hope for any fixes. No matter what happens.

Great work man!

Exactly this^^^^ This is nothing personal guys. I would apply the same decision to any other benchmark if it reaches this point. What is the point of having a benchmark that can be tweaked by at least 300% and we moderators can't even judge if scores are legit or not? What happens if two guys upload scores and accuse each other to be cheaters? How do we even judge whose score is legit or not? In the end we (HWBot) will get the blame. Global points are a very important part of HWBot and the main tool to get into Top 20 overall ranking. The result is that the value of global points is very high and we have to be sure that the rewarded points reflect the real "performance" of an overclocker. If we can't be sure that the benchmark results are 100% legit there is no point in rewarding global points. Not even talking about that there are not even 5 guys per month using this benchmark which is the lowest submission rate on the whole bot.

AndHereWeGo.gif. Gj man!

Good job man

Yea just bridge. Nothing else is needed. No mods on the mainboard. The first adapter I tried had a bad connection and the system froze randomly. Still trying to get a proper solution.

Good job man!

Thanks haha. Actually had some issues with other boards and just used this one for a quick test. Waiting for a new Z97 atm to rebench properly

Haha Awesome Glad to know it works well!

Is that the card I modded or a different one?

Still interesting. How did you manage to get it to work?

So the lazy mod helped vivi to even go to 4500 MHz on cache. Using MSI X99S MPOWER. Good work man! http://hwbot.org/submission/2657726_vivi_cinebench_r15_core_i7_5960x_2180_cb

See you

BTW if you guys don't want to use epower you can always just hook the mod up to a different voltage. VDIMM is usually pretty good because you can use ~1,25 Volt to boot but raise up to 1,7 Volt which is exactly what you need.