Also, when we have more entries, we were planning to make a better output display for people who want to browse the results better, right now it's just broken down into CPUs.
Right now, an edit function for reg'd users hasn't been implemented yet - and as a reg'd user, you are supposed to be able to see your entries easily - this is not yet done, but soon it will as we add more features to the site.
Also, sorry for making the form so long - we want this to be a kickass database.
Ok, I just submitted my week 24 E6400. I'll do my A64 next, and if I finish my dry ice tube before school starts I'll add some numbers from that. Anyway, here are some suggestions:
When you go to view other people's entries, you're listed as the submitter. I tried logging out and looking at it, when I did that, anon was listed as the submitter. Next, for Super Pi times, you should specify how many digits. It should be fairly obvious when looking at the times, but it would still be nice. Same for 3d mark, you're going to get a lot higher score in '03 than '06. It would be nice to add a field for stock voltage as well, especially on athlon 64s, as that changed throughout the different revisions. Cores and sockets would be nice as well, especially for Athlons.
When you go to view other people's entries, you're listed as the submitter. I tried logging out and looking at it, when I did that, anon was listed as the submitter. Next, for Super Pi times, you should specify how many digits. It should be fairly obvious when looking at the times, but it would still be nice. Same for 3d mark, you're going to get a lot higher score in '03 than '06. It would be nice to add a field for stock voltage as well, especially on athlon 64s, as that changed throughout the different revisions. Cores and sockets would be nice as well, especially for Athlons.
I just went to add my A64, but you don't have any options for the old S754 Newcastles. I know it's probably not as much of an issue these days, but just poiting it out. You'd probably be fine without it as I don't think their are so many of those floating around these days. Oh, and it might be nice if you had someplace to link CPUZ verification.
CPUZ Validation uploads a dump of your CPU-Z information, analyzes it to make sure it's legit, and then provides a link with the info. Screenshots can be shopped, CPU-Z validation cannot. Click on the link I posted above, you'll understand what I'm talking about. World record databases for overclocking use CPU-Z validations for proof.
Yeah, I use CPU-z, but I did not know it provided a link somewhere on the interet to check results. I guess someone could photoshop a screenshot, but that would be pretty sad. Let me know how it makes the results public I am insterested in checking that out. I was thinking of a screen like this, btw:
Look on the box, it's their as well.
Transco901 wrote:
Haven't OC'ed yet, but I realised that I forgot to grab the info off my processor before I put it in and finished building my rig. Darnit.
For Chem:
First, you need to be using the latest version of CPU-Z for it to allow you to upload, so download that if you haven't already. Go the far right tab, look towards the bottom of the window. Their you'll see a button that says validation, click on it. From their you'll get a popup with the validation steps. Follow those steps for validation, or if you just want to see the final result, go to the link I posted above.
There's a bug I think. I somehow posted my info 3 times. I think it happened when I looked at the final results twice and one time I clicked on Opty 170 instead of VIEW and it posted my results again. There are a couple of other members with multiple results too.
Other than that...Nice job!!
Other than that...Nice job!!
Message Edited by Melodyssey on 08-31-2006 03:51 PM
Damn...The in-laws again? I feel your pain brother!
jwhx wrote:Great idea this OCDB. Sadly, I've just been lazy when it comes to OC'ing my machine and I haven't done it yet. Much like how I haven't cleaned up the wiring yet also. Crap. I can't even do it this weekend as I'll be out of town. Stupid inlaws.
Yeah, mine jumped over a thousand points going froma Celeron D at 3.6 to my E6400 at stock.
Trogdor wrote:
Note that the 3DMark06 score is the *CPU* score, not the standard GPU score. It's actually pretty reliable as an indication of multithreaded CPU performance, though not really any more useful than SuperPi.
^ That would almost make too much sense if they put it on the box 
Brandon or Pongky, I was jsut looking at the initial page you are brought to when you visit the OCDB, and there are no links to SuperPi or 3D Mark 06. Not sure if it really matters since they are optional items at the bottom of the sheet, but I figured if people had no clue where to get either, you could help them along by posting links up top. Just a thought.
Brandon or Pongky, I was jsut looking at the initial page you are brought to when you visit the OCDB, and there are no links to SuperPi or 3D Mark 06. Not sure if it really matters since they are optional items at the bottom of the sheet, but I figured if people had no clue where to get either, you could help them along by posting links up top. Just a thought.
