Introducing OC Esports, The Next Generation Competitive Overclocking Platform
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Introducting OC Esports (http://oc-esports.io), a new platform for competitive overclocking by the HWBOT team. This new platform brings overclocking to the next level by establishing the first concept of OC Season and an all-encompassing structure for online and live competitions.
Transcript of Introducing OC Esports, The Next Generation Competitive Overclocking Platform
Revision 6 overview
To put things in perspective
Personal overclocking
Evolution of competitive overclocking
Discuss on forum Forum leaderboards External leaderboards
Multi benchmark leaderboard Competitions Multi competition
leaderboard
Improve FPS via overclock
Create thread sharing your experience
Thread dedicated to benchmark scores
Futuremark ORB, Ripping.org, HWBOT
HWBOT Overclockers Leagues
HWBOT HCE, MOA, AOOC OC-Esports
Examples
HWBOT Esports
Competitive overclocking
Benchmark score
Competitors HWBOT Esports
HWBOT.org
HWBOT Esports is all about the competitions.
Rank up by beating other overclockers,
not benchmark results
Overclockers are ranked by their performance in overclocking competitions Plenty of competitions scheduled
HWBOT OC Esports Leaderboard Point Structure
Highest point category per competition
Overall Ranking
Stage Ranking
Participation
Early Bird
Mini-Contest
Level 1
50-40-30-20-10-...
25-20-15
5
10
25-20-15-10-5
Level 2
100-80-60-40-20-...
50-40-30
15
Level 3
250-160-120-80-40-...
100-80-60
25
Competition LevelPoints Category
HWBOT OC Esports Leaderboard Point Structure Example
Overall Ranking
Stage Ranking
Participation
Early Bird
Mini-Contest
Level 1
20 points
25 points
5 points
10 points
0 points
Level 2 Level 3
Competition LevelPoints Category
Example:
An overclocker participates in a Level 1 competition. He finishes 4th overall and wins one of the three stages. He also caught the Early Bird bonus. The points awarded to his global leaderboard total are highlighted below
Highest point category for this competition is “Stage Ranking”
The overclocker earns 25 points from this competition
HWBOT OC Esports Competition Levels
Description
Live / Online
Type C
Standalone event
Live
QualifierRegional Final
Live
Global Final
Live
Level 1
Standalone contestOnline qualifier
Online
Type B
Road To Pro Esports
Online
Type ALevel 2 Level 3
Participation
Minimum Participants
Invitational
10
Open
10
OpenVia qualifier
10
Open Open
Geography
Stage
Global
Minimum 3
GlobalRegional
Minimum 3
Global
Minimum 3
GlobalRegional
Minimum 3
Global
Minimum 3
Lucky Draw
Hardware Prize Yes, for Top-3 Yes, for Top-5 Yes, for Top-5
Yes
Yes, for Top-3
Cash Prize Yes, for Top-1 Yes, for Top-3 Yes, for Top-5
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HWBOT OC Esports Competition Levels
Description
Type C
Standalone event QualifierRegional Final Global Final
Level 1
Standalone contestOnline qualifier
Type B
Road To Pro Esports
Type ALevel 2 Level 3
MSI MOA 2014 1x 1x4x
ASUS AOOC 2014 1x1x
HYPERX HOT 2014 1x 1x4x
GIGABYTE EOC 2014 1x
GIGABYTE GOOC 2009 5x 1x10x
Road To Pro Season
Pro OC Div I Div II Div III Div IV Div V Div VI Pick Your Division
Round 1 3 Rounds Per SeasonRound 2 Round 3
2 months
Stage2
Stage3
Stage4
Stage5
Stage1
Match the division to your hardware
Earn points to improve your ranking
Each stage is a different benchmark Learn more about Rankings
Series
A series consists of multiple linked competitions or rounds
Every series has its own leaderboardFind the series rounds in the series timeline
Gain points by competing in rounds
Division
Pro OC Div I Div II Div IV Div V Div VI
Round 1 Round 2 Round 3
1 season = 1 year of 3x 2 months of competition
Div III
Each Division has a specific CPU and GPUThere are plenty of divisions to choose fromGather points in rounds to improve
your season ranking
Round
Pro OC Div I Div II Div III Div IV Div V Div VI
Round 1 Round 2 Round 3
2 months
The rounds are part of a Roadmap All info on rules, round stages and participantsGather as much points in the round stages to become the
round leader
Schedule and Roadmap
One schedule overview for each overclocking season
Plenty of competition events and series organized by our partners where you can win prizes or qualify for live events
Find a competition roadmap on each competition series page
How To Submit A Score
Pick a competition from the schedule Check if the competition is open to submitCheck on stage page if you can match the
limitations
Click on Open/Submit will lead you to the submission page
After a successful submission you can find your rank on the stage and round page
