Rookie Rumble AMD #7
Welcome to the Rookie Rumble! We assume you arrived here via as an AMD fan and that’s great but the OC world offers more. The Rumble introduces you to competitive overclocking. It’s a contest only for new overclockers like you. Good luck!
There are three stages, each with the same hardware restrictions but featuring a different benchmark. The benchmarks are: CPU % OC, HWBOT Prime, and MaxxMem Read Bandwidth. You can gather points by submitting in each of the three stages. The better the result, the more points you acquire and the higher you'll rank overall! Note that the validation process for the benchmarks is slightly different. Check out the rules section to learn more or drop us a message on our forums if you have a question.
Participate
- This competition is closed. You can no longer join
- Rookie Rumble AMD #7 is closed since 18 October 2014
- This competition is between members
Stages
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Stage 1 -
CPU-Z CPU Frequency (Pct OC)
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Stage 2 -
HWBOT Prime
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Stage 3 -
MaxxMem Read Bandwidth

Lucky Draw Giveaway: 1x Cooler Master Nepton Seidon 120V Plus + T-shirt
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More information: official website.
To apply for the lucky draw you must make a submission in each of the competition stages before the end of the competition.
Ranking
| # | Participant | Stage 1 | Stage 2 | Stage 3 |
Points
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| 1 |
50 pts
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50 pts
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50 pts
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150 pts | |
| 2 |
41 pts
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41 pts
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41 pts
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123 pts | |
| 3 |
26 pts
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32 pts
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36 pts
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94 pts | |
| 4 |
36 pts
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28 pts
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30 pts
|
94 pts | |
| 5 |
32 pts
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30 pts
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26 pts
|
88 pts | |
| 6 |
28 pts
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36 pts
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20 pts
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84 pts | |
| 7 |
19 pts
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26 pts
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28 pts
|
73 pts | |
| 8 |
30 pts
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18 pts
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24 pts
|
72 pts | |
| 9 |
15 pts
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24 pts
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32 pts
|
71 pts | |
| 10 |
24 pts
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19 pts
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22 pts
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65 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 |
Good luck everyone!
l3gendluk3 you gave a great score bro! I'll try my best to beat it! 18 days :3 Good luck!
ryofatal1ty I was looking at your verification screenshot for the HWBOT prime mark and I noticed you only had one cpu-z window with your mobo info on it. In future I suggest you get screenshots with 3 cpu-z windows open with one on cpu, one on mainboard and one on memory as not doing this may result in a blocked submission.
I've informed the member.
FYI, you can also check out this competition on our new platform: http://oc-esports.io/#/round/rookie_rumble_amd_7
Wow that looks sweet. Lovin the new platform
Goog Luck !
hey guys!
i get 0x4Fb error with cpu-z. what could it be ?
then i see the cpuz but voltage, multiplier,fsb are donts shown.
thanks
problem solved. the problem was the windows tech preview os. i have to go back to 8.1
Just dont forget that windows 8 is banned from most benchmarks!
i know, i installed win7 back
My last day for submit RR !
Good Luck !
on water cooling.. hah i dont know, it is really fairplay?
U can use watercooling if u want!
What did you expect ??
i get 5222 on STOCK cooler
if u want i will go and get a watercooler then i can reach 5800 easyly
i think this is unfair cause the reward is a watercooler and u have already..
Maybe you can reach 5800
! Maybe i can win this RR7 !
Using icy water again I assume zwitterion????
No, using water 20°C ! With a good waterblock !
20°C begin to be max ambient temperature here in France ^^
whats difference between phase cooling cpu directly and phase cooling water tank? i assume it would get similar results?!
I'm developing a platform where a system compresses and expands coolant in sort of the same way a refrigerator works. I have designed it so it can be mounted directly on the heatsink under the fan or before the intake fans of the case after being filtered through a package that strips air of its humidity. I was wondering if this would still be considered air cooling?
Also I was thinking of experimenting with the same two systems except instead of refrigeration cooling, I am going to use a sealed endothermic reaction between two chemicals, hint: one of them is water
. Is this also technically air cooling?
Hehe, can't believe the Rookies are making us consider chemical properties of cooling substances
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I like how innovative you guys are becoming. Let me check with the Head of Moderating today
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