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Team,
Wanted to start this thread so we can have a place to organize entries for Team Cup 2017 over at hwbot.org. The main competition is broken up into 4 sub-competitions with each sub having multiple stages. All stages require multiple entries but only one submission per competitor is allowed for each stage (so if you have a socket 1171 motherboard and you happen to have an i5 and an i7 you can't submit two entries - only one submission per stage).
This is a big event that will require team work. Should be fun!
http://oc-esports.io/#!/round/team_cup_2017
- marco.is.not.80
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Wanted to start this thread so we can have a place to organize entries for Team Cup 2017 over at hwbot.org. The main competition is broken up into 4 sub-competitions with each sub having multiple stages. All stages require multiple entries but only one submission per competitor is allowed for each stage (so if you have a socket 1171 motherboard and you happen to have an i5 and an i7 you can't submit two entries - only one submission per stage).
This is a big event that will require team work. Should be fun!
http://oc-esports.io/#!/round/team_cup_2017
- marco.is.not.80
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That sort of lock-in can be subtle. We can always submit better scores, but may not want to. It happened in the ROG team contest that I had a better score for BCLK freq, but if submitted, it would knock out two other scores - one of mine and one of the hardware model - such that the team score would go down.
I've done all I have the means to do. See AkaNe's post #3 and the score table linked there. Notice how many entries we are short. Everyone feel free to fill in what you can, including beating the scores already posted.
