HWBOT Team Cup 2017 - SC2: GPU 3D
Welcome to the HWBOT Team Cup 2017. With four subcategory contests, twenty four unique stages and a target submission count of sixty four, this is without doubt the biggest, most exciting and dramatic team overclocking contest on the planet.
Running from July 1st to September 30th, the HWBOT Team Cup will once again pit the world’s best overclocking teams against each other in an effort to answer one massive question - which group of overclockers represents the most talented, best organized and dedicated overclocking team of the year? The contest spans virtually all hardware classes with a comprehensive mix of 2D, 3D, mobile and retro stages to look forward to. A place in overclocking folklore awaits the winners.
Participate
- This competition is closed. You can no longer join
- HWBOT Team Cup 2017 - SC2: GPU 3D is closed since 30 September 2017
- This competition is between teams
Stages
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Stage 1 -
Aquamark3 GeForce 8 (3 GPUs)
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Stage 2 -
Time Spy RX500-400 (3 GPUs)
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Stage 3 -
Fire Strike Extreme GTX 700 (3 GPUs)
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Stage 4 -
GPUPI 32B GTX 1000 (1 GPU)
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Stage 5 -
3DMark06 HD 4000 (3 GPUs)
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Stage 6 -
3DMark Vantage GTX 900 (3 GPUs)
General Rules
- General and benchmark specific hwbot rules apply
- Desktop hardware only (no server parts) unless explicitly allowed at stage rules
- No ES, no unreleased hardware
- One bencher can only contribute once for each stage
- For the stages that require several results, different CPUs / GPUs / MEM types are needed (example: LGA1150 cpu bench with three results needs 4790, 4770K, 4690, if three different benchers submit three results with 4770k only one will count to the ranking)
Clarification on LGA2066 CPUs: since the Kaby Lake-X and Skylake-X (up to 10c) were officially available before the start of the competition, they are allowed. Higher core count Skylake-X processors are not allowed.
Update: X299 and X399 platforms are not allowed
Sub-competitions
- HWBOT Team Cup 2017 - SC1: CPU 2D
- HWBOT Team Cup 2017 - SC2: GPU 3D
- HWBOT Team Cup 2017 - SC3: Misc 1
- HWBOT Team Cup 2017 - SC4: Misc 4
Each sub-competition consists of 6 stages. Check the stages for specific rules.
The point distribution of each stage is: 50-48-46-44-42-40-38-36-34-32-30-28-26-24-22-20-18-16-14-12-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
Art design by DaKoder http://dakoder.deviantart.com/
Overall Contest Winners
Thanks to the generosity of our partners GIGABYTE, G.SKILL,Seasonic, Thermal Grizzly and HWBOT the overall winners at the end of the contest will receive the following prizes
1st Place
- Intel Core i7 7700K (tray)
- GIGABYTE X299 AORUS Gaming 7
- G.SKILL Trident Z DDR4 4266MHz CL19 2x8GB
- Seasonic 1200W Prime Titanium
- Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut 5.5g
2nd Place
- Intel Core i7 7700K (tray)
- GIGABYTE X299 Ultra Gaming
- Seasonic 1000W Prime Titanium
- Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut 5.5g
3rd Place
- Intel Core i7 7700K (tray)
- Seasonic 850W Prime Titanium
Subcategory Winners
In each subcategory the following prizes will be awarded.
1st Place
- Seasonic 1000W Prime Platinum
- G.SKILL Trident Z DDR4 4266MHz CL19 2x8GB
2nd Place
- GIGABYTE Z270 Gaming 3
- Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut 5.5g
3rd Place
- Seasonic 850W Prime Gold
Most Valuable Player (MVP) Winners
The player who earns the most points in each subcategory will receive an Intel Core i7 7700K (tray) processor.
Lucky Draw Winners
All overclockers who participate in the HWBOT Team Cup 2017 will be entered into a prize draw. The lucky winners will each receive a Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut 5.5g kit.
Note: Exact prize models are subject to change due to availability.
Ranking
| # | Participant | Stage 1 | Stage 2 | Stage 3 | Stage 4 | Stage 5 | Stage 6 |
Points
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| 1 |
50 pts
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50 pts
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48 pts
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48 pts
|
48 pts
|
46 pts
|
290 pts | |
| 2 |
34 pts
|
44 pts
|
50 pts
|
50 pts
|
50 pts
|
50 pts
|
278 pts | |
| 3 |
44 pts
|
48 pts
|
42 pts
|
40 pts
|
44 pts
|
36 pts
|
254 pts | |
| 4 |
38 pts
|
40 pts
|
44 pts
|
36 pts
|
38 pts
|
42 pts
|
238 pts | |
| 5 |
36 pts
|
32 pts
|
46 pts
|
32 pts
|
32 pts
|
48 pts
|
226 pts | |
| 6 |
42 pts
|
46 pts
|
38 pts
|
10 pts
|
40 pts
|
40 pts
|
216 pts | |
| 7 |
40 pts
|
36 pts
|
34 pts
|
4 pts
|
42 pts
|
44 pts
|
200 pts | |
| 8 |
48 pts
|
42 pts
|
24 pts
|
46 pts
|
34 pts
|
194 pts | ||
| 9 |
28 pts
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28 pts
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28 pts
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44 pts
|
34 pts
|
30 pts
|
192 pts | |
| 10 |
46 pts
|
40 pts
|
26 pts
|
36 pts
|
28 pts
|
176 pts |
Are the 1000 series TX Pascal and TXp allowed where "1000" series cards are permitted?
No, the 1000 series contains only the cards with this name, otherwise I think it would be Pascal
okay - thanks.
What about a 850m video card, that doesn't count as Geforce 8 Series right?
We talk about G80/G92 which is 10 years old - not Maxwell(GTX850) because it is not Geforce 8
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