FrameCheck beta rules.
These are the practical rules and permissions needed to test FrameCheck and review contributed benchmark data.
Performance information
FrameCheck provides informational estimates based on available benchmark measurements. Actual performance varies by software, cooling, power behavior, updates, drivers, and workload. Results are not a promise, warranty, or professional purchasing recommendation.
You are responsible for evaluating whether hardware, software, and settings meet your own needs.
Benchmark submissions
Submit only measurements you personally recorded or are authorized to provide. You confirm that the information is accurate to the best of your knowledge, follows the published methodology, and does not violate another person’s rights. You must have permission to provide any uploaded or linked evidence.
When you submit a result, you permit FrameCheck to store and review the submission and evidence, and to display approved technical benchmark data, the test date, your chosen contributor credit, and any public evidence link for the purpose of operating and improving the estimator. This permission does not transfer ownership of evidence you created. Privately uploaded evidence is for moderation and is not intentionally published.
FrameCheck may reject, remove, reopen, or correct a submission when its accuracy, evidence, rights, safety, or compliance is in doubt. Do not submit confidential, sensitive, or unnecessary personal information.
Acceptable use
Do not submit fabricated results, malicious files, unlawful material, personal information about others, automated spam, or content designed to interfere with the service. Do not attempt to bypass access controls or gain unauthorized access to private evidence or administration tools.
Availability and changes
FrameCheck may change its catalog, methodology, estimates, moderation rules, or site features as the beta develops. The service may be unavailable, reset, or contain errors, and no uninterrupted availability is promised.
During the invitation-only beta, questions should go to the person or account that provided access. Operator details, a dedicated contact route, and any additional terms needed for a broad public release will be added and reviewed before access is opened widely.