Points awarded for your overclocking achievements.

The HWBoints algorithm was brought into life to assign a score to an overclocking effort. The points are based on how well you score compared to other overclockers, and how many competitors there are. For example, you will receive much more points for being first with a popular Intel Core7 i920, than a more exotic Intel Xeon 5540 server processor.


Saturday, 19 May

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SuperPi 32m submission with a Core 2 E8400 (3.0Ghz) changed from hardware rank 9 to 10.

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PiFast submission with a Core 2 E8400 (3.0Ghz) changed from hardware rank 7 to 8.

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SuperPi submission with a Core 2 E8400 (3.0Ghz) changed from hardware rank 7 to 8.

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Wednesday, 16 May

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PCMark 2005 submission with a Core 2 E8500 (3.17Ghz) changed from hardware rank 8 to 9.

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Monday, 16 April

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Received 0.61 hardware points for the UCBench 2011 Core 2 E8600 (3.33Ghz) submission.

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Tuesday, 10 April

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SuperPi 32m submission with a Atom N270 changed from hardware rank 7 to 8.

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Sunday, 1 April

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PCMark 2005 submission with a Core 2 E8500 (3.17Ghz) changed from hardware rank 7 to 8.

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Saturday, 17 March

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PCMark 2005 submission with a Pentium E2140 (1.6Ghz) changed from hardware rank 6 to 7.

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Sunday, 4 March

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Lost -0.5 hardware points for the UCBench 2011 Core 2 Q6700 (2.66Ghz) submission.

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UCBench 2011 submission with a Core 2 Q6700 (2.66Ghz) changed from hardware rank 2 to 3.

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