quick question

[Lays]

I have an old CPU-Z validation from a long time ago with my 3930k at 5 ghz, I've sold it since then though so I can't test again.

 

I wanted to submit it, but it was named after my PC, and not after my HWBOT name.

(Darren-PC) was the name it was submitted as, and not "Lays"

I wasn't involved with HWBOT back then, so I didn't know any better.

 

 

Is there any way I can fix this and use it? Or am I crap outta luck?

 

Could I provide other types of proof, like the email it was sent to, as well as pictures of my old system + a picture showing that I am indeed the person that received the CPU-Z dump?

 

The email I use now for submissions with CPU-Z is also the same exact email I used back then, would that help any?

Edited June 8, 2015 by Lays

[Taloken]

if you still have the .cvf file, you can revalidate it at valid.canardpc.com with the correct name ^^

[Lays]

if you still have the .cvf file, you can revalidate it at valid.canardpc.com with the correct name ^^

 

Unfortunately not, I just have the original email with the link in it.

[Apfelkuchen]

Should be fine if you clarify in submission comment. 5GHz on a 3930K isn't exactly unheard of, so I think that's okay.

If you were to submit a top ten score, that would be a different story.

[Don_Dan]

Send me a screenshot of the e-mail and a link to your submission, I'll mark it as checked by a moderator.

[Leeghoofd]

if the CPU-Z validation is that old it might no longer be accepted anyway by CPU-Z...