Posted February 4, 20196 yr Crew K guys time to get crancking again after a month off To open the field to everyone I want to try out a Low Level Clock challenge in a few divisions. Meaning some divisions will be MHz limited and a few even also temp limited. I already discussed our monitoring options with some very old german moderator. For monitoring use either: HWinfo V6.00, CPUID HardwareMonitor Pro or Open Hardware Monitor Open Hardware monitor can be downloaded here: LINK CPUID Hardware Monitor Pro: LINK HWINFO: LINK Ensure that the maximum CPU frequency is being monitored and if needed the idle and load temps (during the run)!!!! . Div VII : Intel legacy: LGA1150 or older socket with a max CPU speed of 4703MHz + Pos. Temp limitGPUPI 100 v3.3 3DMARK11 PHYSX (ver link required)X265 1080P PI32M DIV VI: AMD legacy: AM3+, FM1 or older socket with a max CPU speed of 4503MHz + Pos. Temp limitGPUPI 100 v3.3 3DMARK11 PHYSX (ver link required)X265 1080P PI32M DIV V: Dual core only, max CPU speed of 5103MHzGPUPI 1B v3.3 Cinebench R15 X265 1080P PI32M DIV IV: Quad core only, max CPU speed of 5203MHz GPUPI 1B v3.3 Cinebench R15 X265 4K PI32M DIV III: Hexa core only, max CPU speed of 5303MHzGeekbench4 Multi core Cinebench R11.5 X265 4K 3DMark 11Physx (ver link required) DIV II: Octa core only, max CPU speed of 5403MHz Geekbench4 Multi core Cinebench R15 X265 4K 3DMark 11Physx (ver link required) DIV I: max CPU speed of 5503MHz (no LGA 3647)Geekbench4 Multi core Cinebench R11.5 (divided per core) X265 4K 3DMark TimeSpy Physx (ver link required) This will only work of everybody abides to the speed (and temp limitation) therefore a general warning is already included in this proposal: get caught cheating and it will be instant ban. I don't care bout your current status or Instagram level. Either you play by the rules or you can find something else to do in the upcoming months. Current round will focus on 2D only, The next round same CPU specs but with GPU limitation and 3D only. Round 3 will be a mix of 2 and 3D Example of a valid screenshot: no clipping so full res desktop screenie Taskbar fully visible and time CPU-Z for CPU, memory and mainboard tab CPU Maximum frequency and temp ( if required) during the run Edited February 18, 20196 yr by Leeghoofd
February 4, 20196 yr Members 40 minutes ago, Leeghoofd said: This will only work of everybody abides to the speed (and temp limitation) therefore a general warning is already included in this proposal: get caught cheating and it will be instant ban. I don't care bout your current status or Instagram level. Either you play by the rules or you can find something else to do in the upcoming months. I approve, have yet to exercise mine ??
February 4, 20196 yr RAM temps are not specified. Might be a good idea to specify that too? Sadly don't have the hardware for this yet
February 5, 20196 yr Just saying now, do not temp limit ram on Haswell stages! Who doesn't want people to play with cold DDR3? Also, not sure DDR3 has temp sensors?
February 5, 20196 yr Why have temperature restrictions if we only have 4.5GHz limit? More to that, I guess monitoring software like HWINFO should (must) have a possibility to offset the values so it will be easy to trick it. Another trick is - run the test with eg. SS, run the test, open tabs, switch SS off and let the temperature rise. I think temperature limit should be removed and the frequency limit should be adjusted to meet "average air overclock" for the given DIV#X platforms. Let's say, if the stage assumes the use of Pentium III Coppermine, let the LCC frequency be 1200MHz or 3600MHz for Core 65nm.
February 5, 20196 yr Author Crew The above comment is the perfect example how our community always wants to look for loopholes... The Division7 is just an example of how it could look, nothing is defined yet. Hower we will not go that far back in time to also include legacy hardware, that's what OSIBS is for. Secondly there is no cooling limitation , just a temp limitation for a few stages. Now if you want to take all the hassles of pushing high PLL and co to keep ya CPU within the temp range, that is your choice. If you want to trick things, by using offsets and co there's always the risk of getting caught in the act. Take into account that if video proof is demanded you will have to be able to replicate your score, if you fail you will get a ban. If some want to take it that far, be my guest. @suzuki Start date will be mid february, running for +/-2 months @Mr.Scott I'm all in for participation in as many divisions you want, thus the point calculation needs to be reconfigured if all agree Edited February 5, 20196 yr by Leeghoofd
February 5, 20196 yr nice it will be fine to have low freq challenge in superpi and so on, also for AMD mems on air or cooled?
February 5, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, TerraRaptor said: Why have temperature restrictions if we only have 4.5GHz limit? Because cold IMC helps for some benchmarks.
February 5, 20196 yr I think this proposal makes a great challenger stage - emphasizing OS and RAM tweaking. Count a vote in favor, regardless of the details being discussed above. Previous temperature limited contests have called for 20C minimums. "Positive ambient temperatures" appears to allow above-zero chilling, ice baths, etc. That reads like the contribution of the former moderator who had experience in those contests. Relating to zero is probably easier to moderate than if idle and load temperatures were related to ambient, there being so many ways ambient can vary. I am also in favor of entering many divisions, with none excluded, and that each division counts as a separate competition for the season and the career. Edited February 5, 20196 yr by jab383
February 5, 20196 yr 15 hours ago, Leeghoofd said: The above comment is the perfect example how our community always wants to look for loopholes... Looking is not the same as pointing out the possibility, which is more what I think was going on here.
February 6, 20196 yr I like the concept. I like the ban hammer I like the moderators i like benching fixed clock
February 6, 20196 yr vote for fixed clock, no cooling requirements. if you want to win with cold DDR3, you should be able to.
February 6, 20196 yr 31 minutes ago, zeropluszero said: vote for fixed clock, no cooling requirements. if you want to win with cold DDR3, you should be able to. Yusssss
February 6, 20196 yr Author Crew 21 hours ago, Mr.Scott said: Looking is not the same as pointing out the possibility, which is more what I think was going on here. I know, but many also commented this on mesenger too ... so it's part of our nature I guess ?
February 6, 20196 yr I'm guessing the GPUs will be all-out like last year? Much harder to set a fair MHz limit on those.
February 6, 20196 yr No Broadwell desktop? Such as 5775c, 5675c, or "Magic Reform" mobile chips on desktop?
February 7, 20196 yr 3 hours ago, AutisticChris said: No Broadwell desktop? Such as 5775c, 5675c, or "Magic Reform" mobile chips on desktop? Not sure you are aware, but: (a) rare as fuck (b) high possibility that the chips cannot do 4.5g on ambient temps so zero care given haswell/DC are the only real chips for this. Agree withnt countryman, why not have open cooling on RAM, ambient on cpu is fine, could make it interesting
February 7, 20196 yr i dont care what league your in, theres been cheats in all of the leagues and teams , thats a given .........comes down to the person and how honest you are in yourself, what sort of conscious you have ,no matter what league , but youll catch yourself out well b4 admin does, most likely, and i hope you "cheats" blow something up in the process...and thats worth a lot of money too ?? Edited February 7, 20196 yr by ozzie
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