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  1. Hi. All your 3Dmark benchmarks done with RTX 4090 is with ECC video memory Disabled. Not allowed with 4090 (nVIDIA RTX4090 cards must use ECC enabled). Read the rules for every 3D benchmarks. Especially the part for RTX 4090 https://hwbot.org/rules?referenceId=5169 You can Enable ECC memory settings in nvidia control panel. Then re-boot. Same procedure if you change graphics drivers. Easy to see if you have correct ECC settings in GPU-Z.
  2. Hi. Most of your 3Dmark benchmarks done with RTX 4090 is with ECC video memory Disabled. Not allowed with 4090 (nVIDIA RTX4090 cards must use ECC enabled). Read the rules for 3D benchmarks. Especially the part for RTX 4090 https://hwbot.org/rules?referenceId=5392 You can Enable ECC memory settings in nvidia control panel. Then re-boot. Same procedure if you change graphics drivers. Easy to see if you have correct ECC settings in GPU-Z.
  3. It looks there is something wrong with the point system for hardware. I mean I saw the same for other hardware but can't remember it right now. 

    The rules for hardware points say...

    - Less than 7 subs: nr1 equals 6pts
    - Less than 25 subs: nr1 equals 15pts
    - Less than 75 subs: nr1 equals 35pts

    - Less than 125 subs: nr1 equals 50pts
    - Less than 181 subs: nr1 equals 62pts
    - Equal or More than 181 subs: nr1 equals 70pts

     

    62 points for 105 subs https://hwbot.org/submission/2412369_i.nfrar.ed_pifast_sempron_145_18sec_950ms

    62 points for 113 subs https://hwbot.org/submission/4016766_i.nfrar.ed_cinebench___r15_sempron_145_160_cb

    50 points for 69 subs https://hwbot.org/submission/4016770_i.nfrar.ed_geekbench3___multi_core_sempron_145_3412_points

     

    62 points for 121 subs different CPU https://hwbot.org/submission/4442102_the_silver_superpi___32m_sempron_140_12min_25sec_562ms

    62 points for 112 subs different CPU https://hwbot.org/submission/2940297_i.nfrar.ed_superpi___1m_athlon_xp_2500_(barton)_33sec_328ms

     

     

  4. 1 hour ago, Leeghoofd said:

    thx will let Tim check, might be a typo that slipped in

     

    Thanks. While I'm here... How does the report button works? If you use it then nothing happens. Does it only message the user with the wrong scores? So no moderators being pinged to look on the reported scores? Thanks. 

  5. I look at this results for 4090.... 1st out of 116 give 62 HW points. How is it possible to give 62 points if the HW rules states different... https://hwbot.org/hWBoints#:~:text=Less than 125 subs%3A nr1 equals 50pts

    Hardware points: Points you get when submitting identical hardware type for a specific benchmark, e.g. a quad core Intel Core I7 7700K in Cinebench R20). Thus you get rewarded Hardware points versus other Intel Core I7 7700K submissions.

    How many points you will receive for your submission is based on the popularity of the benched hardware. The latest point system is based on passing specific submission thresholds.
    Six Hardware Thresholds have been defined:

     - Less than 7 subs: nr1 equals 6pts
     - Less than 25 subs: nr1 equals 15pts
     - Less than 75 subs: nr1 equals 35pts
     - Less than 125 subs: nr1 equals 50pts
     - Less than 181 subs: nr1 equals 62pts
     - Equal or More than 181 subs: nr1 equals 70pts

  6. 27 minutes ago, Leeghoofd said:

    Can you plz provide video proof booting from bios, booting with CL26 4100Mhz and run the test, than we can leave this behind us. 

     

    Thank you

    I didn't boot up with CL26. I added BCLK with Asus Tweak and put CL26 with Memtweak. . I didn't say I booted up with those settings.

    Edit. Nothing in the PYPrime limitations cup say you need put all settings in bios.

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