Good luck everyone!

l3gendluk3 you gave a great score bro! I'll try my best to beat it! 18 days :3 Good luck!

ryofatal1ty I was looking at your verification screenshot for the HWBOT prime mark and I noticed you only had one cpu-z window with your mobo info on it. In future I suggest you get screenshots with 3 cpu-z windows open with one on cpu, one on mainboard and one on memory as not doing this may result in a blocked submission.

I've informed the member.

 

FYI, you can also check out this competition on our new platform: http://oc-esports.io/#/round/rookie_rumble_amd_7

Wow that looks sweet. Lovin the new platform

will there be any competitions like this for novices?

Goog Luck !

hey guys!

i get 0x4Fb error with cpu-z. what could it be ?

then i see the cpuz but voltage, multiplier,fsb are donts shown.

thanks

 

problem solved. the problem was the windows tech preview os. i have to go back to 8.1

problem solved. the problem was the windows tech preview os. i have to go back to 8.1

 

Just dont forget that windows 8 is banned from most benchmarks!

i know, i installed win7 back

My last day for submit RR !

Good Luck !

on water cooling.. hah i dont know, it is really fairplay?

U can use watercooling if u want! What did you expect ??

i get 5222 on STOCK cooler if u want i will go and get a watercooler then i can reach 5800 easyly i think this is unfair cause the reward is a watercooler and u have already..

Maybe you can reach 5800 ! Maybe i can win this RR7 !

Using icy water again I assume zwitterion????

No, using water 20°C ! With a good waterblock !

20°C begin to be max ambient temperature here in France ^^

whats difference between phase cooling cpu directly and phase cooling water tank? i assume it would get similar results?!

 

I'm developing a platform where a system compresses and expands coolant in sort of the same way a refrigerator works. I have designed it so it can be mounted directly on the heatsink under the fan or before the intake fans of the case after being filtered through a package that strips air of its humidity. I was wondering if this would still be considered air cooling?

 

Also I was thinking of experimenting with the same two systems except instead of refrigeration cooling, I am going to use a sealed endothermic reaction between two chemicals, hint: one of them is water . Is this also technically air cooling?

Hehe, can't believe the Rookies are making us consider chemical properties of cooling substances .

 

I like how innovative you guys are becoming. Let me check with the Head of Moderating today