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Please add Biostar A68N-5200 AMD A6-5200 @ 1995.95 MHz - CPU-Z VALIDATOR[7c4yag] Validated Dump by emissary42 (2026-03-05 14:54:31) - MB: Biostar A68N-5200 - RAM: 4096 MBThanks!

@Leeghoofd Sorry, I didn't get a notification about your message. I thought the rules state, that a verification link is optional? I actually did also check the competition rules about it beforehand.

Please add AMD Bantry https://valid.x86.fr/7aeehg I already uploaded a score with a photo attached, however the MB manufacturer automatically got replaced by Lenovo. https://hwbot.org/benchmarks/reference_frequency/submissions/5851741 Thanks!

@SlaveOnDope Had to force dual graphics, because my OEM GPU is not supported by default. The option to enable it, wasn't available. I would probably have to dig for the original OEM driver. This seemed easier, though. Gaming performance should be identical, between forced and native dual graphics. The scaling is not always 100%, but very decent.

Please add the Biostar A68N-5745 https://valid.x86.fr/r0fcfc https://www.biostar.com.tw/app/de/mb/introduction.php?S_ID=857 Thanks!

[GPU] Please add: Radeon R7 (Spectre, 512) & Cape Verde PRO/PRX (512) dual graphics option. There are multiple SKUs that would qualify for it, like the HD7750, R7 250E, R7 350 etc. Currently only configurations with R7 240/250 (Oland, 384) are listed.

Please add: AMD Inagua CRB https://valid.x86.fr/act8ry ( https://hwbot.org/submission/5576636 ) There is a Lenovo variant of the Inagua listed, but not the original AMD one. Thanks.

nvm

Bääääm indeed, well done

1600 6-7-6 didn't POST? If they can do 2000 6-13-6 and 2000 8-9-8, then try 2000 6-9-6.

tRCD=10 at DDR3-2400 sounds more like Elpida (BSSE maybe) to me than PSC. Have you tried 6-7-6 or 6-8-6 at DDR3-1600?

There some rare exceptions but in general that's what i would do, too. The last halfway decent 1600 kit i bought were early F3-12800CL7D-4GBECO. Out of two kits the better one did DDR3-2400 8-11-8-28 1T twcl6 at 1.74V on Z97X-SOC Force.

Schade, dass du kein Z97 Brett da hast um den Speicher ein bisschen zu treten

Nicely done, good work!

awesome result