I think I'm getting a firmer grasp of what a bugged result is and isn't now so I'll go through all my results now and delete those I believe are bugged.
I won't be bothering to bench the benchmark anymore though until we get a definite answer and what will be happening to the benchmark.
Edit, these are the ones I've deleted so far, the rest look ok to me :
http://hwbot.org/submission/2433312_obscureparadox_ucbench_2011_a10_4600m_331.4_mpt_score
http://hwbot.org/submission/2499465_obscureparadox_ucbench_2011_pentium_4_2.8_ghz_b_northw._(133_fsb)_87.7_mpt_score
You're probably better off going for an AM2+ board for Sempron overclocking, the only boards that I know that would even start to compete with a good 790FX/790X board is the crosshair IV and V series but you're unlikely to max a chip with one of those
Not trying to go completely off topic just advise
Well I recently just realized that I had a result reported by Mr Scott which was subsequently blocked by Christian Ney.
Only just seen that now but I'm glad that is at least 1 more result that is off the system.
Personally I think it is time to stop all submission being uploaded to the bot if there is going to be a new wrapper/version put in place soon which will stop all these bugged results from happening.
Evening running stock settings on some chips can bring about bugged runs so how is any noob/extreme/pro bencher ever meant to submit valid results 100% of the time if they don't know what would bring about a bugged run and/or simply don't know what one looks like sometimes. I have to admit I don't always look at a result and know whether it is bugged or not because it is simply to confusing
Here comes the new Vantage,11 and FS record all after each other now
Grats on the score dude, really looking forward to getting my hands on a 5960X myself.
For a start, you're comparing a 3D test to a very quick multi-threaded 2D test, completely different kettle of fish, I have absolutely no problems believing this submission is legit due to the nature of the benchmark.