Massman

Can anyone look into the code and extract the score calculation, maybe?

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/?category=Memory&manufacturer=&pp=25&order=date I love reading TPU so I don't really want to go look at the awards. But the ratings are suspiciously high and clicking 8 random reviews yielded in 8 awards given to the reviewed product. :( :(

As far as I know nothing changed on our backend, so I don't see how it would work before and not anymore. Are you sure it's a bug on our end?

There no point in having datafile integration and then allowing manual submission, even if for a short period of time. I think the benchmark developer is aware of this. I've seen him reply in another thread as well.

Whoah, nice Alex!

Steamroller removed?

Old-fashioned would be 3DMark00 and Aquamark - both had competitive orbs with no screenshot .

Not all boards provide all information to XTU. The problem lies with the implementation in the BIOS as all boards have the capability of passing on the information to XTU. It just needs to be made available.

Slightly unstable

Oh if only this were true ... :D:D (source: http://extremespec.net/major-tournament-overclocking-held-computex-2013/)

Do you still have a the original excel list? Perhaps we can copy it to Google Docs and update if newer BIOSes have updated AGESA code. Just so there's an incentive for MFC to actually update it

9 minutes LN2 ... nice!

Would it be good to highlight this on frontpage as well? (ps: I noticed you deleted the picture from Imageshack, how come?)

Also updated the Z87 stats Z87 Statistics Last updated 18/07/2013 2026 overclocking results 238 overclockers 73 mainboards 41 mainboards used 10 manufacturers Top-5 most popular brands: Asus, GIGABYTE, MSI, ASRock, Biostar Top-5 mainboard by submissions: GIGABYTE Z87X-OC, Asus Maximus VI Extreme, MSI Z87 MPower Max, Asus Z87-Pro, Asus Maximus VI Hero Top-5 mainboard by users: GIGABYTE Z87X-OC, Asus Maximus VI Extreme, MSI Z87 MPower Max, ASRock Z87M OC Formula, ASRock Z87 OC Formula Top-5 mainboard by LN2 users: GIGABYTE Z87X-OC , Asus Maximus VI Extreme, MSI Z87 MPower Max, ASRock Z87 OC Formula, ASRock Z87M OC Formula Top-5 most popular cpus: Core i7 4770K, Core i5 4670K, Core i5 4570, Xeon E3-1280 V3, Core i5 4430 Top-5 most used CPU cooling: Water Cooling (31,04%), Liquid Nitrogen (23,40%), Air Cooling (22,24%), Single Stage (7,78%), Cascade (5,61%) Most results with Z87 Haswell (user): Chispy (72 results) Most results with Z87 Haswell (team): PURE (142 results) Most different CPUs used (user): Chotonito (3 cpus) Most different CPUs used (team): ARX, PURE, Extreme Box OC TEAM, Overclock.net (3 cpus) Most different mainboards used (user): Hades, Froxic (5 mainboards) Most different mainboards used (team): PURE (12 mainboards)

Have fun guys! Hope you get a least a bit of sunshine when you're at the summerplace!

Nice idea!

No further testing on my end. I'll see if I can do it this week.

Is there a changelog on the microcode? Or, in other words, is there any reason why users should be worried for not having the latest microcode?

Well done!

I'd rather have realtime frequency monitoring data included than use screenshots.

Updated opening post. First non-K SKU results added too!

Oh, yeah ... oops . The regular MPower is sort of in between, I think. MPower Max seems to be for overclocking, as well as XPower.

Good question, I've haven't seen any documentation on that.

I don't really consider the Hero an "overclocker's board" because it's not being tuned or marketed in that way. That's why i'm leaving it out of the comparison with the OC board. I know it's possible to overclock with the Hero, and probably possible to come within 95% of what you can do with the Extreme. But that kind of overclocking is also possible with sub$100 Z87 boards, and that's not what we're here for . In my opinion, the OC boards are: OC OC Force M OC Formula OC Formula M6E M6G M6F Mpower Max XPower