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My Geeckbench 4 submission was blocked and i don't understand why.

Here is the message i receive :

 

Hello,

An HWBOT moderator, "leeghoofd", has blocked one of your submitted scores. It has marked one of your submissions as 'incorrect submission'.

This was the reason the user gave:

No Windows 8 or later allo wed for this benchmark and your CPU. Plz verify the rules on the frontpage (Benchmarks tab)

You can view your result here:

http://hwbot.org/submission/3436669_miker2ka_geekbench4___single_core_core_i5_3570k_5140_points

If you have questions, drop a message at the forums.

Yours sincerely,

the hwbot.org team

 

Checking the rules i didn't find anything about geekench 4 and on the e.g. from rules sections is a win 10 & 3770k submission.

 

Any thought?

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Hi there, I'm completely new to overclocking and received a similar submission block for the Rookie Rumble. Does only using Windows 8 or earlier mean I have to wipe my PC and put Win 8 on it, run Geekbench, wipe my PC and put Win 10 back on it? Seems like a lot of work for one score?

Cheers!

Posted

To clarify a little... You can use Win 7 or before. Windows 8, 8.1 and 10 are blocked apart from Kaby Lake, Skylake certain benchmarks as seen in this list here:

windows8-81-10.png

Posted

Cheers for the response, but it didn't answer the question. I only have one pc and it would be a pain for me to wipe it just for one score. I would expect to do that if I was in a pro group or something (I'd prolly have a standalone just for overclocking).

Like I said, I'm extremely new and liking the challenge, but just not liking it enough to change OS for just one score.

Posted

You could try to set up a Dual-Boot system with your Windows 10 installation and a clean Windows 7 with nothing more than drivers and OC-Tools. Maybe there is some free space (60GB should be enough) on your disk, so that you could shrink an existing partition and install Windows 7 in a new partition, or you could get a small SSD (~120gb) to install Windows 7 on.

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