It's a shame they require the advanced version to post results to the leaderboard. They are hurting their database size/sample that way.
At least now that the leaderboard is established, you can click on compare results on line which takes you to the leaderboard. And what do you see right away? You see that no one is beating Doorules with the same hardware he has. You see that in addition to talent and 8-10 cores you better also have a Titan XP to beat him.
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I did a little work on my OC and monitoring part of my white system theme, and updated the colors on my Aida64 Sensor Panel:
Now it fits better than my earlier black & blue one.
This will be a nice theme for the summer, as it is light outside longer.
Looks bad ass!!
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Intel's next-gen Core i9 series teased: 12C/24T of powerWell, now it's Intel's turn with yet another HEDT family of processors, with a next-gen Core i9 family on the way. Right now Intel has the Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7 processors - but they will be joined by the high-end Core i9 family led by the Core i9-7920X processor reportedly launching in August. Intel's purported Core i9 processor will come in up to 12C/24T, matching the rumored next-gen Ryzen processors with 12C/24T of power.
Intel's upcoming i9-7900 series processors will support up to 44 PCIe lanes, while the i9-7800 will have 28 lanes, and the i7-7700/7600 have up to 16. We should expect TDPs in the 112-160W range, depending on the chip, while the i9 processors will rock a third clock state that Intel will call Turbo Clock 3.0, something that will allow the new CPUs to reach much higher clock speeds than Broadwell-E is capable of.
Specifications of Intels Core-X i9 and i7 series supposedly leaked | VideoCardz.com
A video, that only Physicist's and Extreme Overclockers will appreciate
Getting down to liquid helium temperatures (4K) may be fairly straight forward, but cooling below that requires taking advantage of quantum phenomena. In this video Associate Professor Andrea Morello from the University of New South Wales explains how 'zero-point motion' makes it possible to use Helium-3 and Helium-4 in a dilution fridge to get down to only thousandths of degrees above absolute zero.It is this technique which is used to cool the MiniGrail at Leiden so that it can act as a gravitational wave antenna.For more on Dr. Morello, see: http://bit.ly/17wZ7lt
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