As hwbot is very well suited for people to compare systems with each other, it has become an important place for overclockers. We keep lists of the people with the fastest systems around the world, and the fastest communities. We even have a botservice which allows people to submit benchmark scores on their local forum, and still participate here. This botservice is so popular it's being used by over 300 communities, in 14 different languages.
With 160.000 benchmark scores, 11000 overclockers from 600 teams from 100 different countries, hwbot.org is the fastest growing benchmark database in the world. Unfortunately, the hosting fee, time and effort increases as well. We are currently looking for ways to support our 2 dedicated servers, and reward the crew for their tremendous effort. read more »
22 comments - posted on 4 April, 2008 by richba5tard
As of today, aquamark03 submissions are required to have a valid screenshot which contains a screencapture of the aquamark result, cpu-z with processor tab (and preferrable memory tab too) and gpu-z (or rivatuner in case of gpu-z failure to dedect hardware properly) open. read more »
9 comments - posted on 15 May, 2008 by richba5tard
In order to moderate our quickly growing database properly, we need sufficient proof of the online submitted benchmark scores. Many of these scores are perfectly legit, but lack the required information to serve as verification. As we still allow screenshots, we needed to provide better verification screenshot examples to guide you. read more »
18 comments - posted on 12 May, 2008 by Massman
As our beloved hardware moderator left us recently, we are currently looking for someone who is willing to manage the hardware specifications. Your job would be to monitor new releases of processors and videocards, and add them to the hwbot database once announced. read more »
13 comments - posted on 8 May, 2008 by richba5tard