reported by user (The actual memory frequency written at the validation page is 1209.5 MHz
)
Christian Ney
moderator changed status from 'reported by user' to 'reported by crew' - reason: cpuz contacted
Hicookie
1:31, where comes the 1209?
Christian Ney
moderator changed status from 'reported by crew' to 'incorrect submission' - reason: please redo, cpuz 1.72 was bugged with mem ratio
Christian Ney
moderator changed status from 'incorrect submission' to 'checked by a moderator' - reason: Edited instead
Christian Ney
modified by moderator
Christian Ney
moderator changed status from 'checked by a moderator' to 'reported by crew' - reason: Unblocked, edited for now to displayed freq. Under investigation.
Christian Ney
modified by moderator
Christian Ney
moderator changed status from 'reported by crew' to 'checked by a moderator' - reason: Check back, 1.72 beta. Valid on our side even if it shows only 1209.5. Checked with cpuz.
Splave
reported by user due to lack of validation (valid link doesnt match posted mhz??)
websmile
moderator changed status from 'reported by user due to lack of validation' to 'checked by a moderator' - reason: cpuz beta at this time (1,72) did cut real frequency in half at validation, the result is OK
That's right, but the other verification links say 24xx Mhz to equal close to 5000mhz. He would need 1209.5*4 to equal the 4838mhz (2419) required for 2nd place globally or for ddr4 mem. freq.
As far as I remember, the original v1.72 reported the frequency as double of the real frequency so the site fixed it by dividing the frequency by two. Hicookie got a beta version to test and help resolve the detection problem and uploaded this score with it. The frequency was real, but the fix can't distinguish between the original and the beta so it divides Cookie's score too.
Comments
4840!!! 5000 here we come :banana:
whao! awesome well done dude
Great Job
oh yess, SOC Force killing it
gr8!
nice as always!
Cool
Ridiculousness. Noice!
How come the verification url link / checksum is saying 1209mhz? CPU-Z version or IDK
1209.5 * 2 = 2419
That's right, but the other verification links say 24xx Mhz to equal close to 5000mhz. He would need 1209.5*4 to equal the 4838mhz (2419) required for 2nd place globally or for ddr4 mem. freq.
Strange, ratio is correct but maybe cpuz bug?
Yea, a bug with CPU-Z.
As far as I remember, the original v1.72 reported the frequency as double of the real frequency so the site fixed it by dividing the frequency by two. Hicookie got a beta version to test and help resolve the detection problem and uploaded this score with it. The frequency was real, but the fix can't distinguish between the original and the beta so it divides Cookie's score too.
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