Massman

Thanks for the confirmation. It's the same bug we had in Unigine Heaven before actually.

Yes, the stages end at a different time

No, the targets are all the same. I guess you guys got a lucky one this time around (if 339 was indeed the target)

Switch to English version of Windows will resolve the temperature issue. IIRC Dancop posted this a month ago for the ROG competition. The target hits are now obfuscated until the end of the competition. Achill3us, that's correct.

How do you mean?

Based on the feedback of this thread, the most preferred solution is one where we create an additional League in between Enthusiast and Extreme rather than for example allowed a number of extreme submissions in the Enthusiast league. The question is what the best transition from Enthusiast to Extreme is (for those who want it) considering that access the LN2 isn't as easy as some of us think. - time-based; you can stay in the "rookie extreme" for a finite period of time before bumping up - cooling-based; anything LN2 goes in to the Extreme league, anything between water and ln2 goes in to the "rookie extreme" I think the latter makes more sense. If it's time-based it essentially means we push people in to a league they have no interest / ability to compete in. Rookie -> Novice -> Enthusiast is always the same cooling. If it's cooling based, what would be allowed for the "rookie extreme"? TEC, Single Stage, Dry Ice, Cascade? Also, we need a better name than Rookie Extreme for this.

Should be fixed

Wow very nice!

Yes, let me check ...

Just came across this setting. Anyone who knows what it does?

Nice!

How much are you guys okay to spend for 12 nights? EUR has dropped a bit compared to TWD in the last year, so it might be a bit more expensive I guess. I suppose anything around EUR275 for the total cost is fine? (~ 10K TWD). It's possible to find anything from 6 to 12 people for sure. It's just that if you want to have the best "efficiency" you don't want to waste too much space

Correct

Fixed

486DX4, when your first run is your last run as well as your sandbag run.

Ah, you mean the options from HWBOT are limited. Good point ... we should improve that!

Thanks Stasio - GIGABYTE X99 UD5 WiFi --- F10a: download - GIGABYTE X99-SOC Champion --- F4b: download

What do you mean with "is a no go" ?

Yes, you must be in the same team to part-take in the Novice Nimble. I can see some Greek Novice overclockers without a team yet. Maybe they are good prospects?

There are plenty of novices around - have you tried getting in touch?

So how many of you are looking for a place to stage? And who's okay sharing an apartment? And who's okay bunking together?

Yes, it will break HWBOT. We looked at this issue in the past (remember Lucid Virtu) and it's technically very difficult to add multi-gpu options. This is mainly because how the database is structured and linked to features like the points. The system above would be categorized under 4x GTX 980. As for points - it seems there aren't that many issues with the benchmark, so I don't see why we can't enable points for it. Maybe we should make work of a seamless integration between the benchmark and HWBOT so submission works as smoothly as XTU does.

Yes, he disabled the points by himself.

SSE Smackdown

The Rookie Rumble is only for Rookie overclockers. When making the transition to Novice you've officially "outgrown" the Rookie Rumble competition. But no despair: if you find two team mates who are also Novice, you can join the Novice Nimble from now on