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HWBOT X-265 RULES DISCUSSION THREAD

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I think "HPET must be enabled for all submissions" rule should be revised.

Recently I've benched socket 754 with ASRock K8 Combo-Z. There is no HPET physically, so I can't submit results now in 2021. How about allowing non-HPET results for old platforms?

13 hours ago, StingerYar said:

I think "HPET must be enabled for all submissions" rule should be revised.

Recently I've benched socket 754 with ASRock K8 Combo-Z. There is no HPET physically, so I can't submit results now in 2021. How about allowing non-HPET results for old platforms?

Must agree with this.

As a note to this issue Socket 939 is capable BUT most 939 boards do not have the option in the BIOS to enable it.
The only one I know as fact that does have it is the DFI CFX 3200 and I know that because I had one, all other 939 DFI's that I know of do not.
I haven't seen it before in any other 939 boards either aside from the CFX 3200 so that's one socket I'd think would need to be exempt too just to be fair since there is no way everyone will have one of those boards with that BIOS option.

19 hours ago, Leeghoofd said:

Lemme know first which platforms are concerned for exemption of the rule plz

I think platforms like AM2 / LGA 775 or newer won't have problems;

Platforms like s478 / s754-939-940 are situational (50-50%);

Absolutely sure, hardware older than Socket A (462) or Socket 370 / Slot 1 won't have HPET.

Of course there's 1% exclusion for crazy mobos like s370 + DDR2 VIA, or s478 + G41 chipset :D

 

I think community may do some doublecheck testing on old hardware.

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K so Bones always benches with HPET on and you can bench with it off, I'll add it to the rules tonite. You will have to drop down to version 2.2 as 2.3 only works with HPET on.

4 hours ago, Leeghoofd said:

K so Bones always benches with HPET on and you can bench with it off, I'll add it to the rules tonite. You will have to drop down to version 2.2 as 2.3 only works with HPET on.

I no longer have that board, Keeph8n has it now.

um, LGA478? I think you mean mPGA 478 and/or Socket 478. I guess if it's going to be written in the rules it may as well be correct. ?

HPET was enabled in BIOS but still not working ... the tool told me to enable it via CMD command but ... it was not working ...

I got it to work after some tries ... it was only working with the command

 

bcdedit /set useplatformclock yes

 

and only in PowerShell not in CMD .... for any reason ... (no restart needed)

 

(Windows 10, i5-3570K, Z77 Chipset)

 

And HWBOT Benchmark still brings my system to hang up when:

- starting the application
- after a run
- quitting the app
- aborting a run
 

Edited by BestNoob
added some infos

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Looking at the issues you had to just enable the HPET it is all probably related to your Windows installation, not much we can do about it.

This benchmark has been running smooth for ages on win7/8/8.1/10 and 11

This benchmark is very odd. On my Z270 board, I have no issues with turning the HPET-clock on. My Z690 with my ADL-CPU didn't complain much, but my Z790 RPL-machine becomes unusable, when I turn the HPET-clock on.

It required 18 Minutes to launch win11 and trying to launch the benchmark runs into timeouts, because it takes far longer to launch the benchmark than 45 seconds. Sometimes the benchmark manages to launch in time. My Z790 board is the black sheep.

Very odd.

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