Yah, sure looks like that.Originally Posted by PallMall
Yah, sure looks like that.Originally Posted by PallMall
So, in summary, the Orb has hwbot licked when it comes to anything apart from the top guys or the most popular hardware benched.
Until you guys do per class results it will always be playing second fiddle to the Orb for 99% of video cards benched.
Why buy a hamburger when you can get a sirloin steak?
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Andy
Exactly right, that is where Hwbot is going wrong. Thanks for backing me up on this significant pointOriginally Posted by wittekakker
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Andy
The only difference is the boints. ORB has HOF, hwbot has HOF. You don't get in the HOF at either place with a 7600GS. Like the ORB you can sort results in any card or processor category and find out who's on top. In fact, hwbot has more complete and accurate processor listings than the ORB.
very correct G H Z HWBot encourages competition no matter what hardware you have, overclock it, post results, get points, more points if you bench with popular hardware, less if you bench with unknown hardware.
read through mrlobber's post very attentively because that is how the HWBot is designed to work, collect results from different hardware and offer rewards for getting high scores in popular categories as well as global awards when you look overall.
Witte is completely right, ORB is nothing like HWBot, and thank god for that
imho HWBot > ORB.
I benched ORB 5 years ago and it lost its appeal over time, HWBot made me bench again. A different approach will which be more rewarding over time.
last time I checked, XS = English.
HWbot can become most user friendly app in the world for hardcore benchers as it is made and supported by them. There are plenty of ways to do this but it needs investement as nothing comes for free; Richbastard's spare time is not for us to abuse and he's not getting paid a single dime from all this, he's running in RED every month for hosting costs and covering for the dedicated server hardware.
He has the capabilities to write a HWBot bench program, you link benchmarks to the HWbot program (which can potentially check for cheating tools) , you start the benchy through HWBot proggie, after benchmark the results are shown in the HWbot program and you can upload them with a single click to the website.
WPrime32 is but a very early sample of what's possible. but it takes time, and time=money. Without money... no time
Rather dissappointing reply, Andy, not really what I'm used to see of you. I guess your just fed up with the lack of points you get for you old benchmark results?.Originally Posted by zakelwe
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Just joined Hwbot today and I think its pretty cool..... Cheers to the people behind it
The only thing so far that I see wrong is how people can submit a 3dmark score without a valid link.... Ive probably seen more screenies as validation than actual compare link in the categories that I was in..... on one of them it was just a score with and Generic VGA in the description..... I checked the orb and they werent even submitted....
My suggestion is to make the "compare url" to futuremark as the only way to validate a score.... I just find it very weird for somebody to get a score worth saving as a screenie but not submit it....
Well, with the free version, you can only have one published result. Makes it hard for those who do not have the professional version.
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Lol.... so much for that idea... I have around 60 pages of 3dmark01 benches in my project manager, I think I benched 3dm03 around 5 times, 3dm05 3 times and 06 twice.... Im still living in the past and just bench 3dm01 lol....Originally Posted by HeavyH20
Totally agreed.My suggestion is to make the "compare url" to futuremark as the only way to validate a score....
You absolutely don't need professional version to publish as many scores as you wish. Anyone can create as many free ORB-account as needed and use one account per one benched videocard. Today I have ~25 free ORB-accounts and can keep published almost all of my scores online in the same time.Well, with the free version, you can only have one published result. Makes it hard for those who do not have the professional version.
Forcing link validation at hwbot would be great improvement - with or without any changes in futuremark policy.if FM changes that policy we can "force" link validation
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