- Joined
- May 1, 2003
- Location
- Seattle
Hi guys & gals,
As many of you may know we have a benchmarking Team here, recently there have been some changes I'd like to make everyone aware of. hwbot is now running all of our Team rankings. What is hwbot? Basically it is an automated updating DB of results based on Team member submissions. This database stores Team rankings as well as individual rankings. The Team rankings are a reflection of OC Forums status among other overclocking forums in the community. Being that we are an overclocking community here I'd like to invite everyone to join in on the fun. Benchmarking is of course a natural extension of overclocking so this sould be pretty easy for everyone to do.
How involved you get is of course up to you, anything from running a simple Super PI 32M test, a good test of system stability, to any of the 3D Mark tests which can give a more complete view of system performance. Yes the 3D tests are synthetic and I know many have doubts about their use, however comparing your system to others on FutureMarks ORB (Online Result Browser) is none the less a useful method of measuring your systems performance.
So again I would like to extend the invitation to each of you, we would really enjoy seeing new members on our Team. If you would like more information about hwbot you can visit the hwbot site here.
As many of you may know we have a benchmarking Team here, recently there have been some changes I'd like to make everyone aware of. hwbot is now running all of our Team rankings. What is hwbot? Basically it is an automated updating DB of results based on Team member submissions. This database stores Team rankings as well as individual rankings. The Team rankings are a reflection of OC Forums status among other overclocking forums in the community. Being that we are an overclocking community here I'd like to invite everyone to join in on the fun. Benchmarking is of course a natural extension of overclocking so this sould be pretty easy for everyone to do.
How involved you get is of course up to you, anything from running a simple Super PI 32M test, a good test of system stability, to any of the 3D Mark tests which can give a more complete view of system performance. Yes the 3D tests are synthetic and I know many have doubts about their use, however comparing your system to others on FutureMarks ORB (Online Result Browser) is none the less a useful method of measuring your systems performance.
So again I would like to extend the invitation to each of you, we would really enjoy seeing new members on our Team. If you would like more information about hwbot you can visit the hwbot site here.