Official HWBOT Partner
Official HWBOT Partner

Submission Details

800 cb with
Core i5 2500K @ 5721.12 MHz
Elite Submitted

Rankings and Points

4 Cores Core i5 2500K  Team Power Rank
5th  24.0 Points

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Hardware Details

Processor

Model
Core i5 2500K Sandy Bridge
Cores
5,721.12 MHz  (73%)

Memory

Type
8 GB  DDR3 SDRAM Speed @ 1,088 MHz
Timings
tCAS: 8.0  tRCD: 10  tRP: 10  tRAS: 18

Motherboard

Chipset
Z77

Comments

bolc
bolc
hi. it is 5721 Mhz, if you wish to correct/edit the sub
leeghoofd
leeghoofd

and for something super important... 10mhz

modern OC...  get moderated or reported, report back... fun times

bolc
bolc

don't see bad intentions where there aren't

i did not moderate anyone, i simply gave an info. no big mistake, nothing to report, nothing very important either, and very well indeed only 10 Mhz out of 5710ish

but one may want to have a clean record, and have clean records throughout hwbot database?
 

bolc
bolc
4 hours ago, Leeghoofd said:

get moderated or reported, report back... fun times

offer a better way to proceed for:

- incorrect subs not having all the data displayed
- typo errors

and i will be happy to follow it.
plus if you d like to have clean comments for this sub, i can also delete my messages

best regards

leeghoofd
leeghoofd

you take it way too seriously... as far too many here... no revenue, no ROI... just fun... but it's your right to report... no biggie, but I prefer to spend my time on bad/incorrect subs then rectifying futile typos...

GeorgeStorm
GeorgeStorm
17 minutes ago, Leeghoofd said:

you take it way too seriously... as far too many here... no revenue, no ROI... just fun... but it's your right to report... no biggie, but I prefer to spend my time on bad/incorrect subs then rectifying futile typos...

You'll be able to give me all of those boring jobs soon ?

bolc
bolc
54 minutes ago, Leeghoofd said:

you take it way too seriously... as far too many here... no revenue, no ROI... just fun... but it's your right to report... no biggie, but I prefer to spend my time on bad/incorrect subs then rectifying futile typos...

having the right frequency written helps to know if your score is in line with the efficiency of others or not. I generally open several subs similar or very different than mine to check details, see what ram timings/frequency were used, to get some idea if I can do better or not. but I don t do it for all of them... and i stumbled on yours and these 10 mhz (and your ram settings) which explained your better score.

it is not a funny work indeed, but if GeorgeStorm catches this train and needs some help for those boring jobs in the future, if I can be helpful, let me know