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  1. Please add MSI PRO B850M-VC WIFI6E (MS-7E71) https://us.msi.com/Motherboard/PRO-B850M-VC-WIFI6E/Overview https://valid.x86.fr/tcb3v2
  2. Please add HP 8D1D https://valid.x86.fr/i2fibg Thanks.
  3. Please add the Dell 0KU184 https://valid.x86.fr/744exe Thanks.
  4. Please add the Dell Latitude D630 motherboard https://valid.x86.fr/hba8hi The validation site just shows the model as "Dell", but cpuz itself shows more
  5. Please add MAG X870E TOMAHAWK WIFI (MS-7E59) https://valid.x86.fr/6d11tf
  6. Please add Getac F110 https://valid.x86.fr/sv9jyz
  7. Please add the RX 6300 https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-rx-6300.c4138
  8. Please add EVGA DDR3 and DDR4, product lines Superclocked and either SuperSC (that's how it's shown on the RAM, as seen in the pictures at the top of their article about it) or SSC (as the chart lists on their article). https://www.evga.com/articles/archive/00928/EVGA-High-Performance-Memory/default.asp Thanks.
  9. Doesn't that end up making it just kind of a potentially expensive stage of 9900K, 9900KF, 9900KS, and then like 8700K/8086K/9700K/KF? If anything, I'd adjust it to be more like 3 different core counts, no HT allowed (disabling HT allowed). Lumps the 9th gen i7s and i9s into the 8-core score, the 8th gen i7s and the 8th/9th gen i5s into the 6-core score, and then the 3rd score then still is the relatively less common 8350K/9350K/KF as the quad core score, while still leaving it within reach for the smaller teams where you could still use a locked i3 or one of the Pentium/Celerons for that third score. Maybe even specifically allow mobile and Xeons (but not ES) for the stage to increase options for people with hardware meeting the core counts that may not have the normal desktop ones, since you have 2/4/6/8-core in mobile coffee lake (both locked and unlocked) and 4/6/8-core for Xeons. I'm not necessarily advocating for this stage, but that adjustment would allow for a fairly wide range of hardware, where there should be plenty of options for each score, and maybe tries to accommodate smaller teams that might only be able to put 3 scores, rather than needing 4 to have the full team stage. Just my two cents.
  10. Please add: Lenovo 2516F9U https://valid.x86.fr/are4bs Thanks.
  11. Please add: Dell 0KX350 https://valid.x86.fr/unb9j5 Dell 0DW634 https://valid.x86.fr/drfwru Thanks.
  12. Please add: Gigabyte C246M-WU4 https://valid.x86.fr/qq34sy Thanks.
  13. Please add: Dell Precision M6500 https://valid.x86.fr/g6hcy5 The validation link doesn't seem to show the mobo model, but attached is what the software shows
  14. Yeah, I noticed that after saving the score. I don't think I touched any of the voltages in the BIOS, so maybe it's the mobo giving weird readings.
  15. Please add: Dell 09KPNV https://valid.x86.fr/sbewnk Shuttle SX58 https://valid.x86.fr/blvjdl Dell 0V8WGR https://valid.x86.fr/zc4e20 Thanks.

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