[The official HWBOT OC Challenge January 2010 thread.]

wow, proper old school. Gunna have to dust off the agp setup.

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Achievements are handed out at 23:59h cest

 

ok thanks.

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Ticket ID: 635

 

Priority: Low

 

how long will it take to register me as a hardware junkie? i passed 50 cups about 12h ago.\r\nThanks\r\nSam

[strange]

thanks

[strange]

iv noticed this has happened to a few people, me included.

 

has something changed?

[Videocard specifications requests : Radeon 7000 PCI]

thanks

[Videocard specifications requests : Radeon 7000 PCI]

here ya go:

http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z25/sam__07/Screenies/gpuz.jpg

[Videocard specifications requests : Radeon 7000 PCI]

Ticket ID: 429

 

Priority: Low

 

There doesn\'t seem to be a category for the Radeon 7000 PCI graphics card, the only option is for agp cards which isn\'t really a fair comparison. Any chance you could create the extra category?\r\nThanks\r\nSam

[Videocard specifications requests : Please add GM965 mobile integrated graphics]

Ticket ID: 427

 

Priority: Low

 

link to gpuz screeny - http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z25/sam__07/Screenies/graphics.jpg\r\n\r\nthanks\r\nSam__

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hope this gets sorted soon.

[SuperPi 32m]

and even if you do get a unique number for each cpu/gpu, people sell them on, both parties should be able to bench a piece of hardware.

[SuperPi 32m]

At the end of the day we need to step back and think about what the rules are for. As far as I'm concerned, if someone put in effort for a score, they deserve points, and hardware sharing rules are in place to prevent people from taking points for someone else's work...no?

 

I think you're going a bit overboard with this Paul. Rules and regulations are important but for what end if we lose sight of what truly matters?

 

massman and Pt1t got a great 32M run off. Who cares about where the hardware came from or who it "belongs" to anyways? I think if we waste time arguing over such technicalities, we quickly forget about the true spirit of competitive overclocking, something that's happening all too often these days.

 

the man has a point.

[SuperPi 32m]

Nope, I can either choose no points at all or points for all scores.

 

ok, well would it not be worth having that option? so if you do get a result from an event you can then submit it here and choose to get no points.

[SuperPi 32m]

I had a feeling you could submit a score and tick a box saying you dont want to get points for it. If this is not already implemented what do you think of it?