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About time for one of these again. Lucky I still have my board around.

 

Questions,

Temperature rules, is the 30deg rule for Load or Idle temp? Can you please clarify. If it's a Idle, my current ambient is quite low (around 10°c), so need to be certain.

 

Ram - I have a set of Zadak 3200C16 ram. Will this be allowed for use? Far from anything special.

 

I look forward to some of these new rules. It will certainly keep the momentum going. Well done to the organizers.

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Morning :D

The temperature rule refers to minimum values, hwmonitor needs to be opened before the run starts. We have no problems with the Zadak memory, so you can start to bench

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A heads up before benching, there seem to be a few things missing at the rules, so I make a preliminary announcement here:

1. For XTU, minimum temperature is 60 degrees Celsius or higher - this refers to the maximum load temp at result because you do not need a screenshot

2. Server hardware not allowed - means no xeons or opterons for obvious reasons

3. Stage 2, GPUPI, will most likely get a core limit which refers to "cores enabled" because there is no core division possible. it will most likely be "maximum 6 Threads enabled"

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We need a addition box that will ask for a CPU-Z validation link and then uses that to detect the thread count... That would be a good alternative for normal overclocking for new users and older system that don't support XTU.

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Check your BIOS, cpu section, you have the option to disable hyperthreading and also to disable cores. If you use 6700K, let HT on and disable one core so that you have three active cores + Hyperthtreading= 6 threads.

You can also check manual of your board or threads about your board for further information :)

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I think for xtu, it will be more fair if score divided by threads not physical cores. i7 6700k & i5 6600K score will be divide by 4, but we know that i7 have 4 more threads than i5

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