Top overclockers?

[creativename]

Is there a list of people who are overclockers? Like important people who complete in overclock tournaments and stuff.

[Wtalk2]

Checkout HWBot.org. That's where a lot of overclockers submit their scores.

[flibberdipper]

http://valid.canardpc.com/records.php

 

Validated scores through CPU-Z world wide.

Pretty much this.

[LogicalDrm]

3DMarks Hall of Fame http://www.3dmark.com/hall-of-fame-2/fire+strike+3dmark+score+performance+preset/version+1.1

[Faa]

"Top overclockers" It's more like who got the most money.

[Lays]

"Top overclockers" It's more like who got the most money.

 

or the most sponsors

[Jumper118]

"Top overclockers" It's more like who got the most money. 

i don't think so. money helps to a point, but you need dedication and skill as well. its a bit like f1, you can have as much money as you like but it doesn't make you a better driver.

[Faa]

i don't think so. money helps to a point, but you need dedication and skill as well. its a bit like f1, you can have as much money as you like but it doesn't make you a better driver.

"Skill". Overclocking doesnt come down to skills but more to knowledge. Sure experience effects your knowledge a bit and you will learn from your mistakes. A engineer that designs motherboards from the ground up will own any clocker you see on hwbot. Most overclockers these days think they are pro when in reality theyre just vcore bumpers and most of them cant even solder. Overclocking used to be something hard back in the days with the FSB, finding out which voltage had to be bumped and not only the vcore. Whats it now these days? Bump vcore, bump vcore, when you can't boot into windows with suicide volts even enable pll overvoltage (mostly needed for 4.9GHz), bump again and again. If you google sandy bridge bsod codes its for all codes "bump vcore".

[ProKoN]

Is there a list of people who are overclockers? Like important people who complete in overclock tournaments and stuff.

 

if you want to see whos getting good 24\7 results, check this thread\ doc the stable results are indicated in purple.

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/17646-ltt-forums-cpu-overclocking-database/

 

if you want to see who on the forum has the balls to push their hardware as far as it will go, reduce ambient temps and has the knowledge and skill required etc etc heres our local database.

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/62476-post-your-cinebench-r15-scores-and-new-r115-scores-now-included/

 

 

both @Jumper118 and @Lays are top clockers within our community, their results speak for themselves.

[Jumper118]

"Skill". Overclocking doesnt come down to skills but more to knowledge. Sure experience effects your knowledge a bit and you will learn from your mistakes. A engineer that designs motherboards from the ground up will own any clocker you see on hwbot. Most overclockers these days think they are pro when in reality theyre just vcore bumpers and most of them cant even solder. Overclocking used to be something hard back in the days with the FSB, finding out which voltage had to be bumped and not only the vcore. Whats it now these days? Bump vcore, bump vcore, when you can't boot into windows with suicide volts even enable pll overvoltage (mostly needed for 4.9GHz), bump again and again. If you google sandy bridge bsod codes its for all codes "bump vcore".

you better let hwbot know because they dont seem to have twigged on that its so easy to buy all the 4770k and get one to 6ghz on ln2 while trying not to freeze your ram which has a cold bug 80c hotter than your cpu while your running an r7 250 with 3 different external power boards that need 3 psu's to power them.

if you want to see whos getting good 24\7 results, check this thread\ doc the stable results are indicated in purple.

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/17646-ltt-forums-cpu-overclocking-database/

 

if you want to see who on the forum has the balls to push their hardware as far as it will go, reduce ambient temps and has the knowledge and skill required etc etc heres our local database.

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/62476-post-your-cinebench-r15-scores-and-new-r115-scores-now-included/

 

 

both @Jumper118 and @Lays are top clockers within our community, their results speak for themselves.

there are much better people than me at gpu's tbh. i don't like gpu's that much

[VSG]

Good ol' Faa at it again. How come I never see him on any benchmark threads or elsewhere then?

[Priller]

you better let hwbot know because they dont seem to have twigged on that its so easy to buy all the 4770k and get one to 6ghz on ln2 while trying not to freeze your ram which has a cold bug 80c hotter than your cpu while your running an r7 250 with 3 different external power boards that need 3 psu's to power them.

there are much better people than me at gpu's tbh. i don't like gpu's that much

 

GPUs aren't as fun to OC as CPUs are to me.

[Lays]

if you want to see whos getting good 24\7 results, check this thread\ doc the stable results are indicated in purple.

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/17646-ltt-forums-cpu-overclocking-database/

 

if you want to see who on the forum has the balls to push their hardware as far as it will go, reduce ambient temps and has the knowledge and skill required etc etc heres our local database.

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/62476-post-your-cinebench-r15-scores-and-new-r115-scores-now-included/

 

 

both @Jumper118 and @Lays are top clockers within our community, their results speak for themselves.

 

u make me feel warm and fuzzy  :wub:  :wub:

 

@Jumper118 yeah, finding bios for overvolting is a pain sometimes, and a bit hectic to figure out what on earth you're supposed to do afterwards, especially if it comes with an overvolting "tool" lol

 

Once I figured out where to get the bios and how to install them it's not really different than normal OC'ing though.  Plus it kinda sucks you need a non reference card with beefy power deliver to push more than 1.35-1.4 safely