Originally Posted by Sloth_Boy He's the Sthlon 2000+ i edited. I compressed it a bit to much but you would never know it was fake. check it. |
Originally Posted by Lando95 Yes, you would know it's fake. You see that number in the bottom left corner, right above CPU-Z?? That is a generation id. There is a way to check to see if it's fake or not using that number. I don't know how yet, but I know it's true. |
Originally Posted by gibant1 The number is some kind of realtime calculation with the numbers displayed. So whoever knows the calulation can check the validity of screenshots. |
Originally Posted by Sloth_Boy But the one posted by SCARECRW is real becuase of the background, it has some watermark thing behinf there. |
Originally Posted by DeaDLocK The watermark can be put in easily... Just create a new image put it as as new layer in photoshop and then change the opacity of that layer. So editing those these sorts of pics is easy. Really need a new way to check if its real. CPU-Z should make it a bit like 3DMark where it sends an encrypted packet to a server for verification. |
Originally Posted by SCARECRW HIGHEST CLOCKING IVE SEEN SO FAR ANYONE NOW A BETTER ONE ![]() |
Originally Posted by bangas this is soo FAKE! u need Liquid Nitro for this. Or photoshop. |
Originally Posted by muffin No, a guy called Fugger set 6gHz, on Phase Change I belive. Ask gibant or noaffinity - they are the Intel spoons |
Originally Posted by xms Thats right. Fugger from xtremesystems. http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=44785 |
Originally Posted by DeaDLocK Nice pics but still no proofe... You would have thought he would run 3DMark or Aquamark but all his links to scores are only on 4.2GHz I can easily say yeah I got 5GHz on my AMD64 with Phase change and show some edited pics. |