GIGABYTE Target OC Open Target Extreme 2 cores

GIGABYTE today announced the Target OC: Open Target challenge. The Open Target challenge will see the overclockers from all corners of the world compete in different cooling and CPU categories for big cash and GIGABYTE Z170 motherboard prizes.
From Nov 8 until Dec 27, contestants will attempt to hit challenging targets in Ambient and Extreme categories using XTU and Geekbench3, with new targets revealed weekly. You may use any GIGABYTE motherboard (no chipset restriction). Contestants have the opportunity to win prizes including Z170X-Gaming 3 and Z170X-SOC FORCE as well as USD $250 for a GFP. There's also a lucky draw of USD $500 and a Z170X-Gaming G1 motherboard for anyone who participates in 6 targets in minimum 2 categories.
Participate
- This competition is closed. You can no longer join
- GIGABYTE Target OC Open Target Extreme 2 cores is closed since 20 December 2015
- This competition is between members
Stages
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Stage 1 -
XTU: 450
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Stage 2 -
XTU: 500
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Stage 3 -
Max Out XTU
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Stage 4 -
Geekbench3 - Multi Core: 7500
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Stage 5 -
Geekbench3 - Multi Core: 7628
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Stage 6 -
Max Out Geekbench3 - Multi Core
General Competition Prizes
- Usual HWBOT submission and verification rules apply.
- GIGABYTE motherboards only, no motherboard chipset restriction.
- All verification screenshots must include the stage’s dedicated wallpaper. A new wallpaper will be released at the beginning of each stage.
- All submissions must include a picture of the rig used.
- To enter the lucky draw, you must participate for all six targets in minimum 2 categories. For example: Ambient 2xCPU and Ambient 4xCPU.
- The Ambient Categories is restrictred to Enthusiast, Novice and Rookie overclockers. The Extreme Categories are restricted to the Elite and Extreme overclockers.
- In case of a tie the earliest submission wins
- Winner in one sub-category cannot be the winner in another category. The categories winners can be in the lucky draw if they complete 2 sub-categoories.
Contest Prizes
- Ambient Winner: 1x Z170X Gaming 3 per category (2x, 4x, 6x CPU)
- Extreme Winner: 1x Z170X-SOC Force per category (2x, 4x, 6x CPU)
- Global First Place: USD $250
- Lucky Draw: USD$500 + Gaming G1 board
There are 6 Global First Place bonus prizes in total: XTU 2xCPU, XTU 4xCPU, XTU 6xCPU, Geekbench3 Multi Core 2xCPU, Geekbench3 Multi Core 4xCPU and Geekbench3 Multi Core 6xCPU. The prize is awarded at the end of the competition.
To enter the lucky draw, you must participate for all six targets in minimum 2 categories. For example: Ambient 2xCPU and Ambient 4xCPU.
Ranking
# | Participant | Stage 1 | Stage 2 | Stage 3 | Stage 4 | Stage 5 | Stage 6 |
Points
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1 |
1 pts
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1 pts
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1 pts
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1 pts
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1 pts
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1 pts
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6 pts | |
2 |
1 pts
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1 pts
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0 pts
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1 pts
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0 pts
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3 pts | ||
3 |
1 pts
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0 pts
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1 pts
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1 pts
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0 pts
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3 pts | ||
4 |
0 pts
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1 pts
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0 pts
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1 pts
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1 pts
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0 pts
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3 pts | |
5 |
0 pts
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0 pts
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0 pts
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1 pts
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1 pts
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0 pts
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2 pts | |
6 |
0 pts
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0 pts
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0 pts
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0 pts
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1 pts
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1 pts | ||
7 |
1 pts
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0 pts
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0 pts
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1 pts | ||||
8 |
1 pts
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0 pts
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1 pts | |||||
9 |
0 pts
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0 pts | ||||||
10 |
0 pts
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0 pts
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0 pts
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0 pts |
Awarded Season Points
# | User | Team | Points |
1 | 50 pts | ||
2 | 42 pts | ||
3 | 35 pts | ||
4 | 31 pts | ||
5 | 27 pts | ||
6 | 23 pts | ||
7 | 21 pts | ||
8 | 19 pts | ||
9 | 18 pts | ||
10 | 17 pts |
Reserved for moderation
I believe it has to be a 2 core. I asked for some previous comps and they said disabling cores is not allowed, I think it's like a general rule for oc esports comps.
It would be nice to be able to, more people could get involved. I only have an eight core right now for my gigabyte board so I can't even participate. But I would imagine it would make a moderating mess.
Correct
Didn't get the rules for 1 stage. Aim is 450 XTU points? What will be if several overclockers get the same amount of points?
"In case of a tie the earliest submission wins"
In case of points tie at the end of the competition, we will calculate the total submission time of the submissions (compared to the beginning of the stage)
Anyway didn't get anything. What does the total submission time of the submissions mean? So in exteme category we already have a guy who reached target score, therefore it means Darkvenon already won this stage, am I right?
Everyone who hits the target gets 1 point. At the end of the competition (6 rounds), whoever has the highest points wins. In case there is a tie, we look at who hit the target the fastest.
So if you are 5x faster than Darkvenom in the next stages, you can still win
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I have no idea why, but i thought that rules are similar with last year rules, so there is a prize for every stage. Seems I was wrong. Or I'm mistaken again
I hit the target but I have no point
Background: http://hwbotnews.s3.amazonaws.com/Competitions/1359-1366_GbtTargetOpenTarget/backgrounds/Target_Z170_1920x1080_2.jpg
knok knok, we ar ready
30minits ar gone stil waiting
New background
i know ther ar some scores from me whit the bad background.but i am working on it to fix it whit same score.
no not photoshop
whil a lower or higher score than the target whin?
edit: have delited the scores whit bad background.
edit : movet the post from ambient to extreme.
and by the way my ln2 is gone
no other scores from me thil next stage.
good luck for the rest
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