Last week we received about 4053 benchmark results from 912 registered overclockers around the world. The majority of the submissions is coming from Rookie overclockers representing 57% of the active community. They were responsible for 25% of the submissions. We had a peek at the most valuable submissions in a breakdown per league.

As you can see in the table below, the most valuable submission of the week was the Global First Place of Splave.ROM in XTU using a Core i7 6700K. The result follows the thunderstorm that was the ASUS/G.SKILL Skylake Launch Day Domination we covered in an article last week. With 170.8 points Splave.ROM yields 60 points more than Hideo, who follows Ikki as second Japanese overclocker to achieve the most valuable Extreme submission of the week. In the Novice section we see Ziken from France follow is Most Valuable Rookie submission of last week with the Most Valuable Novice submission..

The overclocking results submitted during Week 33 generated in total 40 World Record Points, 7005.2 Global Points, and 7628.3 Hardware Points. The distribution per League is as follows: 19% for Elite, 15% for Extreme, 35% for Enthusiast, 6% for Novice, and 25% for Rookie. The representation of the active community is as follows: 3% Elite, 11% Extreme, 14% Enthusiast, 15% Novice, and 57% Rookie.

Most Valuable Submissions - Week 33, 2015
League	Points	Benchmark	Overclocker
Elite	170.8 points	XTU 4xCPU Core i7 6700K		Splave.ROM
Extreme	91.0 points	3DMark03 1xGPU GeForce GTX 980 Ti		Hideo
Enthusiast	54.6 points	XTU 4xCPU Core i7 6700K		Nvidiaforever2
Novice	43.4 points	XTU 4xCPU Core i7 6700K		Ziken
Rookie	31 points	XTU 4xCPU Core i7 6700K		Wernerser