what factors are used regarding the invite list for this competition?

Oops, that was a small bug. The competition is open to every Rookie overclocker!

 

(please let me know if you're not able to submit)

thanks,

fixed now

I can't compete against @Hilderman 4900MHz, was funny anyway

ok, another potentially stupid question

what are the settings for the GPUPI benchmark? i only have a selection for gtx 970.

no cpu setting.

 

I am def a rookie with all this

I did have CPU selection at GPUPI benchmark, that's weird

I'll try and post a screen of what i have.

weird. prob a rookie error, lol

had the same problem the furst time i traid this benchmark on a cpu,so no rookie error lol.

 

but than i found this post from GENiEBEN

Assuming it's an Intel CPU, download and install the runtime needed https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/opencl-drivers

awesome

thanks very much

yup, that worked, thanks again

@Hilderman, what voltage and cooling solution do you use for 4900MHz? If you don't mind sharing

1.43 ish, gone as high as 1.48 vcore but with little return.

Corsair H60i at the moment.

24/7 I run 4.6MHz @ 1.275 vcore

Hi @ all users in rookie rumble#17,

 

please look that you use the right settings for stage 3 benchmark... some users are posting their graphiscard scores instead of cpu scores.....the wrong timings... u have to post that timing from cpu in GPUPI for CPU - 100M....

 

Best Regards and have fun while benching ;-)

@Hilderman, u have to download some additionaly drivers from intel that u can see your processor in settingsmenu from GPUPI for CPU - 100M... its writen in the description on that hompage from GPUPI for CPU - 100M... in german and english ;-)

 

sorry fro my bad english guys...

It would be nice to make GPUPI a per-core stage, actually it favorise too much Xx9 platforms over Zx7 ones.

It would be nice to make GPUPI a per-core stage, actually it favorise too much Xx9 platforms over Zx7 ones.

 

Per core benefits 8core event more since the score is "lower = better"

Hello the rules for GPUPI 100M state screenshots for another benchmark. Please check this and report back if this is intentional or erratic.

 

Thank you.

Are those the correct settings regarding the rules for this competition?

 

1. OPENCL > Select CPU

2. Select 100M HWBot CPU

3. Batch size: 20 M

4. Reduction size: 64

not a fair competition anyway, because there is no ranking for same hardware How would I be able to beat a X99 platform with an old Sandy Bridge, but I am quite satisfied with my #28 place atm.

Per core benefits 8core event more since the score is "lower = better"

 

Yep but for NN#2, you make the GpuPi stage as a per-core stage.

http://forum.hwbot.org/showthread.php?t=132135

 

In my memories, all multi-threaded benchmarks for RR (hwbot prime, cinebench ...) were implemented in a per-core stage.

Can we disable cores for HWPrime? or does it have to be all cores used(IE 4 cores disabled in a 5930K or 6 cores disabled in 5960X?)

!!! Plz guys make squre you are not wasting your efforts on HWBot Prime and GPU benchmark in Windows 8 or later OS versions !!!

 

Also make sure the scores are visible and the CPU-Z CPU and Memory tab are included in the screenshot

Edited April 20, 201510 yr by Leeghoofd

Can we disable cores for HWPrime? or does it have to be all cores used(IE 4 cores disabled in a 5930K or 6 cores disabled in 5960X?)

 

Full core run mate

Hi Guys,

 

can please tell me anyone, how to handle that gpupi 100M CPU -benchmark.... ???? in my opinion its only a lucky thing to get a good result there.... i run that benchmark a few times all with same bios settings.... and always got different scores..... doesent matter if i overclock my cpu or not.... any suggestions here?

Seems like sharing is hard with local products on stage 3 ....