World Series 2016 North America Final @ HWBOT

World Series 2016 North America Final

Extreme overclockers from North America compete to win prizes including a place in the World Championship Final at the end of the year. The Qualification round will commence in mid-afternoon and involve several benchmarks, lasting 3 hours.

Each World Tour event integrates overclocking contests for both amateur and extreme overclocking. Both Amateur and Extreme category overclocking contests include some great prizes for the winners, while the Extreme Series offers a chance to compete in the World Series Grand Final in Berlin at the end of the year.

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World Series 2016 North America Final is closed since 17 April 2016
This competition is between members

Stages

Stage 1 - SF #1: MrBreeze vs Rasparthe
Stage 2 - Final: Rasparthe vs Marc0053

The Extreme World Series contest will start in the afternoon of April 16th. Extreme Overclockers will be given 3 hours for the qualification round benching on XTU, SuperPi 32M, and 3DMark11 Physics. Note: For all these benchmarks the CPUs limited to Skylake @ 5GHz max and 5GHz uncore.

The Extreme Finals will start on the morning of April 17th with two 30 minute segments allowed for the semi-finals.

The Extreme Final will be held on the afternoon of April 17th shortly followed by an Award Ceremony. Note: Benchmarks will be drawn at random from six possible benchmarks: XTU, 3DMark 11 Physics , Cinebench R11.5, Wprime 32M, GPUPI 100M, Reference Clock (BCLK). Each overclocker in each segment will be allowed to veto-out one benchmark.

Detailed Rules:

Qualifiers:

You have to use your own gear.
Any Z170 motherboard is allowed
CPU is limited to 5G
Memory can be everything besides B-die (to make sure everyone is equipped in time)
No cooling restrictions, besides … cascades not being allowed.
Qualifiers are only for event participants, and scores made at the event at your own place.
Qualifiers run from 4pm to 7pm on April 16th – submissions are done through the usual way at OC-Esports (with all the usual rules in regards to validation etc.)

Finals:

We will provide you after the qualifier results are validated with: a memory kit (G.Skill Trident Z), and a CPU.
All of the above mentioned items are “mandatory”
We have four ASUS M8 Hero boards available (one each) for those that don’t have an ASUS motherboard for the final. If you already own, or want to use your own board, this extra board can be your spare. Note: Retail boards only.
There is no spare set of hardware. The motherboard is the only component you can swap with your own.
Finals are to be played in matches of 30min 1vs1 on a small stage are. Make sure you can move your system.
First finals start at 10am on April 17th – be present at 9am!

Don’t forget that both Amateur and Extreme category overclocking contests include some great prizes for the winners including motherboards from ASUS, Seasonic Power Supplies, memory kits from G.SKILL and a “special World Tour edition” benchtable by Streacom. Also, the Extreme Series offers a chance to compete in the World Series Grand Final in Berlin at the end of the year.