August 7, 20169 yr Crew Already there but with wrong chipset, socket, blame Mr. Ney MSI X99A Gaming Pro Carbon @ HWBOT What else needs to be added? I took a quick look at geizhals.de and found nothing missing.
August 7, 20169 yr Author When I try to submit a score manually,in the motherboard tab when I type X99 no MSI motherboard comes up in the list,and if I enter the name manually,it doesn't accept it,so I am not able to submit in PRO OC Championship without a known X99 motherboard.Am I missin something
August 7, 20169 yr When I try to submit a score manually,in the motherboard tab when I type X99 no MSI motherboard comes up in the list,and if I enter the name manually,it doesn't accept it,so I am not able to submit in PRO OC Championship without a known X99 motherboard.Am I missin something Type 'X99A' in the motherboard tab.
August 7, 20169 yr Author Type 'X99A' in the motherboard tab. Ok it is accepted in the Pro oc championship this way,but should be able to add the right MSI motherboard that happens to be a major partner of HWBOT.
August 7, 20169 yr This is not correct? EDIT- nevermind. I get it. You would prefer to see MSI named specifically. Edited August 7, 20169 yr by Mr.Scott
August 8, 20169 yr Already there but with wrong chipset, socket, blame Mr. Ney MSI X99A Gaming Pro Carbon @ HWBOT Hey, easy there, wasn't me. I actually saw during Computex that most socket 2011/2011-3 motherboards had an error in the db (chipset and/or socket) and I fixed them all manually.
August 8, 20169 yr Author It's ok now.Is it ok to edit the score now that the stage in Pro OC is closed or will it have any conflict with the OC eSports site,like making the score dissapear?
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