Will version 2.3.0 be supported? It was released in February. [url=http://hw-museum.cz/article/1/hwbot-x265-benchmark/3]The changelog[/url] lists two changes:
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[*]HPET is now required in all cases.
[*]The integrated version of CPU-Z is upgraded to 1.91.
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Both of these changes appear to be consistent with the current rules. Presuming that the changelog is complete, in principle it seems that HWBOT should at least support this version, or perhaps even require it.
The rules [i]as written[/i] indicate that the allowed versions are either "2.1.0 and later" (according to the text-format rules) or "2.2 or newer" (according to the PNG-format rules). Setting aside this apparent inconsistency, in either case, one would expect that HWBOT would accept a result produced by version 2.3.0.
Presently, however, HWBOT rejects them (when submitting the submission form—after misleadingly accepting the result file on the first page) with the following message:
[quote]You are not using a compatible version of HWBOT x265 Benchmark - 1080p: 2.3.0. You can download the latest version here: http://hw-museum.cz/data/hwbot/HWBOT_X265_2.2_cpu-z_1.89.1.zip[/quote]
My humble request is for the form validation to be corrected to enforce (either of) the version requirements stated on this page—with or without an accompanying change to require version 2.3.0—so that results from the current version are accepted, and so that the rules [i]as enforced[/i] match the rules [i]as written[/i].
Rule update for mandatory version of this benchmark ?
New 2020 scores: Require CPU-Z 1.91 or newer version
New 2020 scores: Full desktop screenshot required ( no clipping)
IS it normal to have this small random amount at the Ram field?
3.5GB? Probably fine.....
Did you maxmem? How much does windows show as usable?
It's not my result.
I am just asking if this result is valid.
All my results show the whole amount of RAM, so I wonder why is different for this result.
HPET enabled in windows 10 AMD is the best we can do. It is valid, amount of memory is fine as the bench wont run if there is not enough.
Will version 2.3.0 be supported? It was released in February. [url=http://hw-museum.cz/article/1/hwbot-x265-benchmark/3]The changelog[/url] lists two changes: [ul] [*]HPET is now required in all cases. [*]The integrated version of CPU-Z is upgraded to 1.91. [/ul] Both of these changes appear to be consistent with the current rules. Presuming that the changelog is complete, in principle it seems that HWBOT should at least support this version, or perhaps even require it. The rules [i]as written[/i] indicate that the allowed versions are either "2.1.0 and later" (according to the text-format rules) or "2.2 or newer" (according to the PNG-format rules). Setting aside this apparent inconsistency, in either case, one would expect that HWBOT would accept a result produced by version 2.3.0. Presently, however, HWBOT rejects them (when submitting the submission form—after misleadingly accepting the result file on the first page) with the following message: [quote]You are not using a compatible version of HWBOT x265 Benchmark - 1080p: 2.3.0. You can download the latest version here: http://hw-museum.cz/data/hwbot/HWBOT_X265_2.2_cpu-z_1.89.1.zip[/quote] My humble request is for the form validation to be corrected to enforce (either of) the version requirements stated on this page—with or without an accompanying change to require version 2.3.0—so that results from the current version are accepted, and so that the rules [i]as enforced[/i] match the rules [i]as written[/i].
HPET only submissions for all Operatings Systems.
Version 2.3 supported
The download and website link is invalid.
You got PM Guan-Ru
Got it, thanks for support.
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