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Skylake Statistics 6807 overclocking results 635 overclockers 77 motherboards used 98 motherboads 9 motherboard manufacturers [table=head]{colsp=2}Hardware Statistics Top-5 Motherboard Brands | ASUS, MSI, GIGABYTE, ASRock, EVGA Top-5 Mainboards (users) | MSI Z170A Gaming M7, ASUS Maximus VIII Hero, ASUS Maximus VIII Gene, MSI Z170A Gaming M5, MSI Z170A Gaming Pro Top-5 Mainboards (submissions) | ASUS Maximus VIII Hero, ASUS Maximus VIII Gene, MSI Z170A Gaming M7, ASRock Z170 OC Formula, MSI Z170A Gaming M5 Top-5 Memory Brand (users) | G.SKILL, Kingston/HyperX, Corsair, Crucial, ADATA Top-5 CPU SKU | Core i7 6700K, Core i5 6600K, Core i5 6500, Core i7 6700, Core i5 6600 Top-5 CPU Cooling | AIO Water (32.52%), Water cooling (26.82%), Liquid Nitrogen (18.88%), Air cooling (7.00%), Phase Change (6.40%)[/table] [table=head]{colsp=2}Community Statistics Most Active User | Ultraex2005, 236 submissions Most Active Team | XtremeSystems, 358 submissions Most Active Country | United States, 1091 submissions Highest Variety CPUs by User | True Monkey, 4 CPUs Highest Variety CPUs by Team | Rookies of United States, 7 CPUs Highest Variety CPUs by Country | Germany / United States, 8 CPUs Highest Variety Motherboards by User | Bruno, acm_fan, 6 motherboards Highest Variety Motherboards by Team | Rookies of United States, 34 motherboards Highest Variety Motherboards by Country | United States, 41 motherboards[/table] First set of new BIOSes, more coming soon: (finished 28/10) - MSI Z170 Gaming M9 ACK --- 1.2: download --- 1.1: download --- 1.0: download - MSI Z170 XPOWER Gaming Titanium Edition --- 1.2: download --- 1.1: download - Z170-A Pro --- 1.5: download --- 1.4: download --- 1.3: download - MSI Z170A PC MATE --- A.4: download - MSI Z170A Gaming M7 --- 1.7: download --- 1.6: download --- 1.5: download - MSI Z170A Gaming M5 --- 1.4: download --- 1.3: download - MSI Z170A-G45 Gaming --- 2.1: download --- 2.0: download - MSI Z170A Gaming M3 --- A.1: download - MSI Z170A Krait Gaming --- A.4: download - MSI Z170A Gaming Pro --- 1.4: download - MSI Z170 Krait Gaming --- B.3: download - GIGABYTE G1.Sniper Z170 --- F3: download - ASUS Maximus VIII Extreme --- 0907: download --- 0401: download --- 0210: download - ASUS Maximus VIII Gene --- 0907: download - ASUS Maximus VIII Hero --- 1001: download --- 0902: download --- 0820: download --- 0603: download - ASUS Maximus VIII Hero --- 0907: download --- 0402: download --- 0205: download - ASUS Maximus VIII Ranger --- 1001: download - ASUS Sabertooth Z170 Mark 1 --- 1101: download --- 0901: download --- 0234: download - Biostar Hi-Fi Z170Z5 --- 814: download - Biostar Gaming Z170X --- 916: download - ASRock Z170 OC Formula --- 1.61: download - ASUS Z170-A --- 1101: download - ASUS Z170-AR --- 1101: download - GIGABYTE Z170-D3H --- F4: download - ASUS Z170-Deluxe --- 1101: download --- 0901: download - ASUS Z170-E --- 0230: download - GIGABYTE Z170-HD3 --- F5: download - GIGABYTE Z170-HD3P --- F5a: download --- F4: download - ASUS Z170I Pro Gaming --- 0403: download --- 0401: download --- 0227: download --- 0225: download - GIGABYTE Z170M-D3H --- F5a: download --- F4: download - ASUS Z170M-E D3 --- 0501: download --- 0409: download --- 0405: download - ASUS Z170M-Plus --- 0412: download --- 0405: download - GIGABYTE Z170MX-Gaming 5 --- F3: download - ASUS Z170-P --- 0410: download --- 0407: download - ASUS Z170-P D3 --- 0407: download - ASUS Z170-Pro --- 1101: download --- 0402: download --- 0224: download - ASUS Z170 Pro Gaming --- 0803: download --- 0802: download - ASUS Z170-WS --- 0207: download - GIGABYTE Z170X-Gaming 3 --- F4: download - GIGABYTE Z170X-Gaming 5 --- F5a: download --- F4: download - GIGABYTE Z170X-Gaming 7 --- F5: download - GIGABYTE Z170X-Gaming GT --- F4h: download - GIGABYTE Z170X-SOC Force --- F5: download --- F5d: download - GIGABYTE Z170X-UD3 --- F4: download - GIGABYTE Z170X-UD5 --- F4: download - GIGABYTE Z170X-UD5 TH --- F3: download

Should've posted here earlier! We're having some issues with spammers and for some reason they were all attracted to the Chatbox archive. So now we're trying to find out if the Chatbox is the cause or the Chatbox is a metric. I don't think the chatbox is attracting them specifically, so it's pretty likely it'll come back soon.

What do you mean by "it's not in competition?"

But before we continue let's congratulate Polar79 for winning the lucky draw in the Rookie Rumble #23 and Cjgdsgrc50 for the lucky draw in the Rookie Rumble AMD #20. http://oc-esports.io/#!/article/3156/sergeyr_wins_rookie_rumble_23_kos_s_wins_amd_rumble_20

The Country Cup requires a lot of communication, yes. It is possible (and has happened) that someone blocks another user from contributing because he submitted with multiple hardware. Also, the engine will not find the best combination of scores for you. If you have a 50pts score in category X and 40pts in category Y and another user has 45pts in category X and none in categoy Y, the engine will consider the 50pts your contribution to the country average instead of your friend's 45pts and your 40pts. The Novice Nimble competitions are similar in concept like the Country Cup. Here's a visualization we made for the Novices:

When you upload an XTU from the XTU application, your browser should automatically open to the Analyze page. Is it not working for you?

Lots of good questions here :celebration: Retail hardware only, engineering samples not allowed. Hardware must be launched before the start of the competition. Titan cards are placed in the family they're launched in. So, Titan, Titan Black, Titan-Z => GeForce GTX 700 series Titan X => GeForce 900 series Core i3 6320 has been launched, no restriction due to low availability in the Country Cup. Quadro is considered a separate product family: http://hwbot.org/hardware/videocards#key=nvidia_quadro_series Yes. 9800 is GeForce 9000 series; 8800 is GeForce 8800 series 7800 and 7900 are both part of the GeForce 7000 series Correct. I will highlight this on the rules page. Sometimes it's the most obvious things that we forget on the competition page, but just like any other Country Cup, one person can only contribute once to each of the stages. Thanks for highlighting this! (sorry to those with minimal activity in their country, but this is how the Country Cup works) This is correct for all stages, except the first (nvidia hwpts) and last stage (gpupi). Countries are ranked by 1) how many of the required scores have been made and 2) the average score of the relevant subs of the country. So, firstly it's important to make all the submissions, then secondly to get the best average. Yes, there will be heavy bottle-necking by the slower scores. But that's just something you have to take into account when organizing the submissions ... As for the Nvidia stage: as some already pointed out: you need 10 scores by 10 people with 10 graphic cards from different families. What matters is not the benchmark score, but the hardware points. It is up to you to figure out which cards are the best pick for this stage. Correct. There is no distinction between normal, low-power, or so-dimm format. Correct Good question, physical cores only

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Haha, that's a funny one. Thanks for the report, fixed! :celebration:

Don't feed the trolls ...

You can use any IGP, the brand doesn't matter. - FM2 and FM2+ are different sockets. - DDR3L and DDR3 both fall under the DDR3 category - Anything you think may work best in the full out stage!

Encouraged?

Correct Lanbonden: GTX 770 -> GeForce 700 series GTX 680 -> GeForce 600 series

http://oc-esports.io/#!/article/3146/hwbot_country_cup_2015_kicks_off_november_1st

Great! Can you add me on Skype to explain how to do it? Mine is: pjplaisierhwbot