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First Haswell Valids

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    It's MSI. They're the only ones still doing POSCaps around the socket these days. They also do the white lines coming out from the socket and you can see the top of the chokes is blurred since they ha

  • it was optional for Z77, so manufacturers could do it or not, but it was introduced too close to launch. I do think asus optimized it more of course, however it has its own downfalls as it isn't perfe

Maybe the right place to mention this, maybe not.

 

If ES are better than retail, HWB better make sure the ES rules are highlighted AND ENFORCED. They have NOT been properly enforced for the best part of a year.

 

I don't know what the ES rules are now that the Pro Cup is here.

 

 

EDIT: just checked. They are out of date and there is (I think) a word missing that completely changes what is allowed.

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We don't check every incoming submission, Kenny. Please report any ES violating results so the moderating staff can take care of them.

 

This thread has sparked an interesting discussion. Leaks are okay as long as the source of the leak is not mentioned or highlighted?

Let's all pinky swear to spread leaks as fast and viral as possible, but never to screw over a fellow community member? :D

How to prevent people from getting screwed over, though? The nickname is only one aspect of the whole leak thing. Obviously, having the mainboard vendor in those validations will lead to the (accidental) leaker too.

 

Any guidelines you guys can come up with? If yes, that would be great!

Why put a name on something that carries the risk of being seen in public when it shouldn't be?

Any guidelines you guys can come up with? If yes, that would be great!
Get a CPUz/canardpc account and keep the results unpublished.

People can still see the .png (if they do the manual dump and check screenshots one by one) but they will not know the name/board/mem (=details) until it's published.

I saw if you are to leak it, then at least cover the name if its a real name of someone you know! Just out of respect.

 

BTW there are going to be rules on what version of CPUz is required for validations for haswell, correct? Or will CPuZ take care of that themselves?

yea its hard for me to see as well but I don't know what to look for in a fake score really. I guess that is a good thing since I could prob never fake a score. lol You guys really have sharp eyes.

depends on motherboard,from those screenshots it seems to me that mobo is either msi or biostar.?

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