Massman

Should be in there, no? Rank #57. The list in the opening post is updated automatically (no need to post the link). But I was curious if there was an issue with the submission preventing the inclusion in the leaderboard, maybe.

Hm, link?

Holy what? DDR4-2133 to 4133C12 ?!

Believe me, here will be where I post the details first! :celebration: Try https://computex.leadexpo.com/EN-index.html

Need to tune from Taiwan for this one

Good luck everyone!

Before you ask, I cannot help you with either "venues" or "pricing"

Should be fixed

"airbnb or 5 star hotel" - Noice!

2. Event dates are May 31 - June 4, competition every day with the last day being the final. I want to announce the exact details ASAP, but there are a couple of things that need to be sorted still. 5. Filtered tap water is fine, not filtered I wouldn't drink To answer your other questions: - For Computex you want to stick to the Zhongxiao area around the Blue MRT line. Most of the activities are either in that area, or Xinyi (101), and Nangang. Everything is on the Blue MRT line. - Red light districts can be found anywhere, but the most notorious near the city center is a street called Linsen Bei Lu. - MRT "easycard" is the right way to travel. Taxi prices have gone up this year, but are still reasonable compared to other major cities. - You can cross the entire Taipei city + periphery with a taxi in less about an hour. Compared to Tokyo, Taipei is really small

Yup, let me known when it's in the dropbox

@marc0053: no worries about it. The result was invalid and would have been removed by the moderators anyway. The no-delete rule applies for valid submissions. Are you aiming for Computex participation this year?

This one is really cool ... CC @lanbonden

Have you tried running higher memory frequency? This board is pretty good at it and I saw some interesting FPS gains, even in games!

Congrats @speed\.fastest!

Hey guys, sorry for the delay on this one! Needed the weekend to catch up on ZZZ. We will allow B-die since everyone seems to have it and wants to use it. @WhiteWulfe: the restriction is indeed Z170. I will check if we can allow Z97, but we don't want to make this a qualifier where you need multiple setups to win (Z97 can be faster in SuperPI 32M). If we allow it, it would be required to use a single platform for all benchmarks. The qualifier is open to all hardware - from the semi-final forward there is indeed a restriction on the components.

OMG! OMG! OMG! I need to do this before it's Computex time! @NoMS: I can help you ship one if you want one?

Best of luck everyone!

Enjoy everyone, and best of luck! :celebration:

Hah, I'm not sure if "less submissions" is the best approach here. The large quantity is a good thing. What R7 is about is reducing the amount of updaters being triggered per submission so that a large quantity of submission doesn't end up locking the database for too long.

Risking to state the obvious here, but is it possible the scores are not high enough in points to affect your user profile? In the current revision only your Top-15 Global and Top-20 Hardware scores attribute to the Overclockers League. Looking at your profile, the 15th Global scores has 9.3pts and the 20th Hardware has 10.6pts. So a score with lower than 9.3 global points or 10.6 hardware points will not attribute to you Overclockers League rank and points.

@zeropluszero, was it uploaded to the HWBOT server along with the other old school OC tools?

This looks pretty cool - looking forward to test updates!

I think you'll find this community is very approving of "fanaticals"