Challenger 2016 Div I Round 2

Welcome to the Road to Pro Challenger Divisions - In this series you can compete with overclockers from around the globe who use the same hardware. This season features three two-month rounds each with five different stages. Good luck!
Accumulate the most points in the different stages of the season rounds and become the Division Champion. In Challenger Division I round 1 the processor choice is limited to Core i7 series. The graphics card choice is limited to single GPU graphics cards. You can find more information about restrictions on the competition stage pages.
Participate
- This competition is closed. You can no longer join
- Challenger 2016 Div I Round 2 is closed since 30 June 2016
- This competition is between members
Stages
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Stage 1 -
Geekbench3 - Multi Core
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Stage 2 -
PiFast
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Stage 3 -
GPUPI for CPU 100M
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Stage 4 -
3DMark01
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Stage 5 -
3DMark Vantage Performance
Lucky Draw Giveaway: 1x HyperX Savage DDR4 2666 8GB kit (HX426C13SBK2/8)

HyperX® Savage DDR4 memory offers an unbeatable combination of fast speeds and aggressive timings to complement Intel’s 2, 4, 6 or 8 core processors. With speeds of up to 3000MHz and latencies of CL12–CL15, it’s optimised for Intel’s 100 series chipset and X99 motherboards and features easy overclocking. Available in single modules and kits of 2, 4 and 8 and in capacities of up to 128GB, HyperX Savage DDR4 memory has lower power consumption than DDR3.
More information: official website.
Lucky Draw Giveaway: 1x HyperX Savage 120GB SSD (SHSS37A/120G)

HyperX® Savage solid-state drive offers extreme performance for the extreme performer. The fastest HyperX SATA-based SSD, it’s powered by a quad-core, 8-channel Phison S10 controller that delivers incredible speeds of up to 560MB/s read and 530MB/s write, with read/write IOPS up to 100k/89k. The result is ultra-responsive multitasking and an overall faster system that maintains performance even as the drive fills up. With its low profile and slim, 7mm form factor, HyperX Savage SSD fits in most notebooks, desktops and HTPC builds.
More information: official website.
To apply for the lucky draw you must make a valid submission in each of the competition stages before the end of the competition.
Ranking
# | Participant | Stage 1 | Stage 2 | Stage 3 | Stage 4 | Stage 5 |
Points
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1 |
108 pts
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78 pts
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90 pts
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108 pts
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57 pts
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441 pts | |
2 |
84 pts
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54 pts
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96 pts
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96 pts
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108 pts
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438 pts | |
3 |
96 pts
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66 pts
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84 pts
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123 pts
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60 pts
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429 pts | |
4 |
78 pts
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48 pts
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123 pts
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45 pts
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96 pts
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390 pts | |
5 |
60 pts
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60 pts
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72 pts
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57 pts
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123 pts
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372 pts | |
6 |
57 pts
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45 pts
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51 pts
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72 pts
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90 pts
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315 pts | |
7 |
54 pts
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12 pts
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42 pts
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84 pts
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84 pts
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276 pts | |
8 |
66 pts
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3 pts
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57 pts
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30 pts
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66 pts
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222 pts | |
9 |
123 pts
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33 pts
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66 pts
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222 pts | |||
10 |
51 pts
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9 pts
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54 pts
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27 pts
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78 pts
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219 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 |
There's no mention of X79/X99 processors (4820k, 4960X, 5960X, etc), is it only four core processors allowed this round, or are those added into the mix of "i7"?
Additionally, there's no mention of the 290/290X on the AMD side of things, will they still be allowed? What about the Fury Nano?
They should be part of the i7 mix, maybe better to add them explicitly, we will see. Fury nano is last gen, should be ok, on 290 I doubt this, we decided to only allow current gen because otherwise it might cause problems, we thought about different solution, but handling might have been too complicated
Oh common, you allowed 300 series which are rebrands, but not 290 series.
Not fair. They are one and the same.
Allow both.
And yes, a clarification on HW-E would be welcome.
The problem is that we wanted to allow old gen highend cards like 780 and 290 as well, but we cannot handle this logistical at databank obviously^^ - this is indeed difficult, so I am not sure we can add the last gen cards even when 290 is technically the same
competition background download links are not active?
It will be active when the competition starts
- I hope so 
On the i7, the 2011 models are included at the various gens, so ivy, sandy and haswell-E are allowed for Division I
On Vgas - we think about making vga model unlimited for division I apart from single gpu mandatory as our main goal was to stop highend at other division which perverted the system^^ - any objections to this? It would not only solve the rebranding issue but also simplify it for the top division
Unlimited single GPU models for Div. I would be a good thing.
What's with this "excluding the high end desktop or HEDT platform " stuff?
http://oc-esports.io/#!/article/3579/pro_oc_and_challenger_divisions_round_2_starts_on_oc_esports
"Division I is all about benching on Intel’s Core i7 CPUs (excluding the high-end desktop, or HEDT platforms. Any Intel Core i7 using any of the following architectures are allowed; Broadwell, Gulftown, Haswell, Ivy Bridge, Sandy Bridge and Skylake. Likewise competitors are allowed to use any single GPU graphics card from either Nvidia or AMD."
We will discuss this asap, HEDT is extreme versions and highend desktop platform, this would rule out 2011 in theory... will look for 100% confirmation, originally we planned full out, and HEDT is i7 by definition. Clarification in progress
Thanks. wasn't 2011(-3) allowed in Round 1?
Not to mention all of the first Season....
No GPU limitation at division I and as said, 2011 and 2011-3 allowed, I made test submission and it works. No need to state these explicitly as these are by definition all i7
So what if one wanted to use a i5 for one or two benchmarks.
Not allowed, please submit to division II if you want to use i5
I would but i don't have such crappy low end GPU's. lol jk 780Ti not allowed so i cant really compete in the div 2.
And i cant get windows xp to work with x99 for 3dm01 only on z170 it works.
with x99 you have to change ahci to ide, maybe that's it. I'm sure you know but just figured I would mention it. Unless you slipstream ahci into xp iso. I cant think of any other reason it wouldnt work.
No i got it working i just cant install graphics drivers. Xp will not detect pci
did you use the inf file for 980 ti & xp from the thread below.
http://forum.hwbot.org/showthread.php?t=152922
No i have not but i will try later tonight. I just did the modd of the driver so i just need to put it on my xp drive and try it.
Also when i put xp on my x99 rig i get a bunch of pop up messages saying i need to intstall base system and pci ? Not sure what that is about
ya that happens all the time, you just have to go thru them and tell them to not pop up again.
But ya it sounds like you need to try a different inf
It doesn't happen on z170 but x99 it will, and when i tell it not to it pop's up again and again anyway.
ya it happens to me a lot with skylake, especially when using a ghost image or image from other computer. I mostly used x99 for new 3d benches and multi threaded 2d so I dont think I installed xp on it much.
yeah i will try a fresh xp install on x99 and see what happens because i used the mod and still couldent get it to work.
i just want to run 3dm01 on xp with x99 as i dont have a i7 for z170 only a i5.
also the inf file in that thread is only for xp 64 bit. You would also have to use driver 364.72
the .inf I was talking about is the one leeghoofd posted in post#8 of that thread. Use that inf with xp64 and 364.72.
thanks man, I got it working with a fresh install of xp64. But my scores are not as good as what i was getting on the stripped xp32, 6600k and 780ti.
If available will the GTX1080/1070 be an option for this round?
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