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 IV round 1 the processor choice is limited to AMD FX series. The graphics card choice is limited to single GPU AMD graphics cards. You can find more information about restrictions on the competition stage pages.
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To apply for the lucky draw you must make a valid submission in each of the competition stages before the end of the competition.
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willemc700
You can change the values of tessellation?
If the settings are varied, the results are much better but the end result is not validated. This is legal?
I am not sure this point, some admin could clarify how far you can or can not modify the setting teselación¿?
http://hwbot.org/news/9664_application_58_rules/
It is always better to ask if you are in doubt, but sometimes a simple look at the rules helps
- allowed optimizations include tesselation tweak
Hi, thanks for your response. I had already looked at the rules, but my question arises as to whether the result has to be validated or not?
No validation link needed, use lastest system info though and make a valid screenshot
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