Todays I submited two Cinebench scores:

http://hwbot.org/submission/2913106_ - Cinebench 2003, 256 points, lame Celeron D 336 at 3.4GHz hardly can do more, lol

http://hwbot.org/submission/2913104_ - Cinebench 11.5, 0.38 points, lame Celeron D 336 at 3.4GHz took his time to make this one...

 

Both are "prepopulated" by previous submissions and both are made on the ASRock 775Dual-VSTA mobo. However unlike plenty of other scores I made, these two are NOT visible on the mainboard score page:

 

http://hwbot.org/hardware/motherboard/775dual_vsta/

 

 

It is IMHO good to be noted, that:

- all other scores I made on the mobo are well visible

- even scores that was not previously made on the mobo are visible (MaxxMem, 3DMark 99, MemoryClock

 

...so it is like... weird bug. I try some more scores that was not even made (or are not just recognized as belonging under the ASRock 775Dual-VSTA?), like the HWbot Prime and we see, but the Cinebench scores are weird.

 

 

Not that they are somewhat groundbreaking, lol. W/O volt mod is the 3.4GHz overclock the fastest I can manage for the Celeron D 336 with Presscot core, slow chip as hell...

Hmmm, after about 1h are the scores visible. So maybe that is false alert and one need to waaaaaaaait a bit longer?

If there were a lot of scores under calculation at the time yes.

Okay, next time I won't report before a hour or two pases to prevent alse alarms.