Posted October 2, 201410 yr Please note the additional rules, - You must attach a clear picture of the modules' label - You must attach a clear picture of the memory chips and PCB if the modules if the heatspreaders are removed (still need a picture of the label) - It is not allowed to remove submissions for strategic purposes. This is an individual competition. Unsportmanship behavior may lead to disqualification. - HyperX and HWBOT reserve the right to remove any submission. There will be no discussion about removed submissions or disqualification
October 21, 201410 yr Are the Overclockers too scared about going to Vegas?? It will be really HOT there Anyway, there's one day left for the next lucky draw! Nice stuff for the lucky guys
October 31, 201410 yr w00t I came in 5th!!!!.................... out of 6 people?? wtf? I guess folks need more incentive On the positive. no drama!
December 7, 201410 yr Practice? Are we talking about practice? 6.6GHz 4770K if you can tell me who said it first.
December 7, 201410 yr Worry not, we're aware of it. It's dead easy to bench too fellas but yes there are a few tricks to max platform out. There is a very specific temp relationship with getting the best possible volts to push uncore and RAM as well as CPU correctly. i tried kingston sticks on air that cookie had and they were clocking same as gskills of cookies (that i subbed in low clock challenge) so you're going to see some monster 1700+ CL9/10 benching with Kingstons no worries. I'm expecting some huge scores in low clock challenges from everyone as well as whatever Kingston sets for final benchmarks in Vegas. it would be awesome to see some 32M SuperPI, RAM is key here and will be most fun to bench. Hopefully no cinebench or other crap. XTU scaled with memory too, so that is a good one and i would not be surprised if WR goes down if you go all out.
December 8, 201410 yr Practice? Are we talking about practice? 6.6GHz 4770K if you can tell me who said it first. Another great Allen in history
December 8, 201410 yr Another great Allen in history bingo, the 6.6GHz chip is in your bench room :celebration: enjoy!
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