Since detecting real clock scores is becoming a mess and since a mod is complaining about legit scores that have been validated through 3Dmark and HWbot (official overclocking channels), I'm done contributing my efforts to this. I hope someone else can come in and run this how it should be.

I hope to see some of you real enthusiasts and overclockers on HWbot.

@klunt_bumskrint: mmmm...... I don't think so. The official makers of the benchmark software and professional overclockers leagues accepted it as a valid score...

@klunt_bumskrint: I honestly have no idea and was totally shocked when the benchmark finished and showed me that score. 3DMark and HWBot accepted it as a valid submission though.

@klunt_bumskrint: fixed!

@horgen: 3dMark link for score and plain text for all clocks is fine.

@kitty: I use the Steam version and my clocks are always wrong. I may have to try the standalone version. I won't pay $35(or whatever) again just for my clocks to be recorded right though. I'm starting to use GPU-Z, XTU, and screenshots more now since I have been submitting to HWBot.

@klunt_bumskrint: Let me know if I got your ram or cpu clocks wrong.

- Scores Updated! -

In case anyone is into (semi)competitive overclocking, I just wanted to let everyone on the forum know that I created a team for GS members.

http://hwbot.org/team/gamespot_forum_bench_team/

I'll make the ram corrections now. Thanks for letting me know.

@BPoole96: updated.

^This.

You can already compare a 9590 to a 4770K. Check out the link below.

http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i7-4770K-vs-AMD-FX-9590

That case comes with a 230mm front intake, a top 230mm exhaust, a side 2300mm intake, and a rear 140mm exhaust. I recommend leaving it set up how it comes or relatively close to it.

example: you could swap out the 230mm fans for 2 120mm fans in each spot. That could potentially even give you better cooling.